cicerokid

With some help from folks on this site--plus Utube videos--I hand painted my first RC tank. Learned a lot and would do some things different. Added a few items too (based on actual pics of T34's.

vonTirpitz

Very nice! I especially like how you weathered and show built up rust on the fenders. Good job.

J330

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Nice job, looks cool, and I'm not even a tank guy. Post the steps and link your videos here.

Airbrushler

Looks Cool

xyz-xyz

I was wondering how durable the paint is on moving surfaces(ie treads/sprockets). Does the paint tend to scrap/flake off?

cicerokid

Don't know but would expect some would scrape off depending on surface you run it on. Maybe one of the experts could give you an answer. I tried not to put an extra paint or "mud" on the treads and sprockets. Thanks to all for nice comments. Makes me feel good!!!

philipat

Looks good!

Paint won't last long on the tracks or sprocket teeth. But, since you've simulated mud, it's easy to refresh when the paint does come off. Just drive it through more mud!

cicerokid

Had about 1/2 hour of battles with my grandson (who won all of them) this week in my garage. Tracks paint held up well. Only the teeth (triangular shaped ones) on the inside of the tracks were striped of paint. Fake mud even stayed on well.