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Thanks, much appreciated.

Hah, actually not a big 40k fan but I’ve built some Lehman Russ tanks and I’m on the fringes of the community, hence the name. Definitely get the reference though, love it!

Thanks, I think I could improve my photography setup a bit

Thanks Stix, thanks for kicking it off. I’m really looking forward to the next GB now, might be a bit of an addict!

Thanks, they sure were, don’t look too closely!

Thanks I used a mig enamel but it wouldn’t shift when I wanted it to. I also used some pigments for a bit of texture but I’m fairly happy with those.

Thanks all

Definitely, the Fruli tracks I used as spares just shows how weak the kit ones were in retrospect. Unfortunately the cost of replacements is prohibitive. Thanks, I think next time I’ll do the dust over some hairspray, that gives much more control and avoids the pooling and staining I got here. The antenna is the right diameter at the base, unfortunately they were tapered and the carpet monster got the kit one which is a right pain. If I can come up with a better alternative I’ll replace it. Thanks, Stefan

Done! I’m not 100% happy with the dust, needs to be more controlled next time. Overall I’m pretty happy though. https://flic.kr/p/2kShA9S

Hi all, I built this for the PZ III STGB but wanted to post it here for some feedback. It’s a nice kit although I would probably replace the track next time. I added some spare Fruli tracks kindly donated by a mate and a Jerry can rack with some Tamiya cans on the rear. I’ll post the build thread at the end so that you can see the process. Build thread: My main work on points are: > Trying to improve my dust work, I think I’ll try a more layered approach next time > Write a check list for c

Academy Panzer III J, OOB apart from a Jerry can rack on the back and a little master box bloke in the turret.

Dust added, guess which detail I forgot to add until after it was mostly weathered?

Great job! I know there’s a lot of incredible detail but the mud splatter at the back is what caught my eye, absolutely spot on and helps to tell a story.

Thanks Stix. I’ve now added a pin wash and spent a while adding a hint of rust and grime, I then spent the same amount of time cleaning it off until it is virtually invisible. This hobby is ridiculous sometimes!

Beautiful! Fantastic work!