I completed the toy as per the box instructions but closed the rear doors and left out all the gubbins that went within. You may have noticed the cab is glazed. I did this by cutting thick card to fit and glue in place. Painted a dark blue with a lighter blue worked into the wet paint to produce the highlights. The vehicle was painted Vallejo 'Sand Yellow' and then a wash with that Army Painter stuff. Once dry highlights were applied using the Tamiya weathering powders and the cheeky little make-up brush they provide. Based on foamcore and terrain is the usual mix of PVA and a sand colour with sand and gravel sprinkled onto the wet mixture.
Sadly I do not possess a sand-table. It's too wet to photograph outside so a piece of sand-paper is standing in for The Western Desert.
UATH!
Nice model James. You have given me inspiration for my to do list. Definitely "No Smoking, No Naked Lights" at your place!
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Nice one, Col! I've got all the doors and windows wide open! ;-)
DeleteIts a winner James!
ReplyDeleteThanks, chumrade, much appreciated!
DeleteNice mini project James, looks the part
ReplyDeleteCheers, Al, it's mini atm but it's part of a maxi-project! Stay tuned!
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