Jump to content

Dim_Thessalonica

Members
  • Posts

    51
  • Joined

  • Last visited

1 Follower

Profile Information

  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    France

Recent Profile Visitors

1,176 profile views

Dim_Thessalonica's Achievements

New Member

New Member (2/9)

369

Reputation

  1. Big thanks for all the comments! It was a symbol used both by Krajina and Bosnian Serbs, there are many photos showing tanks and vehicles bearing this symbol. In my T-34/85 case it was more of a speculative artistic addition...
  2. Thank you all for the comments. I tried George, but I was too gentle...😁
  3. Happy New Year to all Britmodeler.com friends! Second armour posting for me here and first for 2023. It is the new 1/35 Italeri T-34/85 Korean War, painted as ex-JNA example during the Bosnian war. These tanks were already overused and really weathered, so I tried to represent mine as such, with chipping, pigments, washes and rust. The wheels are from Miniart, and I used the Star-decals sheet that includes these markings. Comments and questions welcomed. Best, Dimitris
  4. Excellent! A great job Nenad. Hvala lepa!
  5. Remarkable weathering! Very realistic! Congrats!
  6. I like it a lot! Something different and rare!
  7. Hi Steph, Thanks for the comments. For the tracks I followed very conventional techniques: an initial spray with NATO black, then spray diluted Rust color, then some brown weathering powder, and finally drybrushing with Gun Metal AK powder. For gluing the track links I used slow drying glue that allows time to conform the tracks on the wheels. Best, Dimitrios
  8. Thank you! All comments are very encouraging. I will try to return with a new model soon!
  9. Great job! Plus M50 is my favorite variants of Sherman!
  10. Very nice pair! Painting, shadows, weathering, all great! Well done Francis.
  11. Thank you all for your nice comments! I like the Miniart T-55s, and I may build a second one in the near future. It is not an issue of difficulty, just a matter of allocating more time for the more detailed assembly stage.
  12. I have been an airplane modeller for more than a decade, but the last few years I became an armour enthusiast too. That's my first post of a tank at Britmodeller.com, a model I finished a year ago. It is the 1/35 Miniart T-55A, in the colors of the Yugoslav Army as it operated in the late 1990s in Kosovo. It was the first Miniart kit I attempted to build. I was initially overwhelmed by the 800+ pieces and wondered if I manage to complete such a complex model. In the end though, it wasn't too difficult for me, I just had to spend a lot more time on cutting and gluing than on a regular kit. Moreover, to the company's credit, they quickly replaced a piece that I lost. For the painting scheme, I chose the complex four tone Serbian camouflage as shown on the kit box. Paints are from Gunze and Tamiya and the tank was weathered with various products. I also only added the antenna and ammo boxes in the place of the rear fuel tanks, as was the original in some photos I found. Hope you like it. Dimitrios
  13. Sorry for the belated answer, I just saw your message. I ordered my decals from LM decals company in Greece. Meanwhile they have produced a dedicated sheet for Greek Ansons. You can check here: https://lmdecals.gr/index.php/en/x-series-en/military-aircraft?start=30 Γιάννη, Davide, thanks for the messages.
  14. The MB151 version also! That’s great news. Always wanted to build a Greek Air Force Bloch! Or more...
  15. Thank you all for your comments. That’s a really old kit not very well known; it counts less that 30 pieces.
×
×
  • Create New...