Champagne Today - A French M4A3 (76mm).

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16 hours ago, Kris B said:

Nice. Maybe look for railway model stones? 

Thanks Kris. Nice idea. I've got some tucked away somewhere, so I'll see what it's like.

 

John.

[Hewy]

Great job, I'll have to have a look for some of that mig allied green fading, nice effects also with the m3/m4 gb approaching I've been perusing the academy calliope i shall be building and your pe light gaurds on the front there look superb, i hope mine turn out half as good as they have, ace job

Glynn 

[robgizlu]

You've achieved a very nice finish there - Subtle and effective

Nice work

Rob

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10 hours ago, Hewy said:

Great job, I'll have to have a look for some of that mig allied green fading, nice effects also with the m3/m4 gb approaching I've been perusing the academy calliope i shall be building and your pe light gaurds on the front there look superb, i hope mine turn out half as good as they have, ace job

Glynn 

Many thanks Glynn. Yes, the Mig Allied Green Fading does exactly what it says on the tin (bottle). It fades the green to a lighter shade. Great for dried up water streaks. Also, I've become a big fan of Carr's weathering powders. I've had mine for about thirty years, and I originally bought them for model railways. They've got a very slight oily texture to them which allows them to adhere better.

 

John. 

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4 hours ago, robgizlu said:

You've achieved a very nice finish there - Subtle and effective

Nice work

Rob

Thanks very much Rob.

 

John.

[Sgt.Squarehead]

What a lovely finish.....Godsend for me too, as I have this one to do in 1/72.