Tiger I Early Painting Photos..
12-04-2008, 02:33 AM
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Tiger I Early Painting Photos..
I just got to the post-shading phase of my Tiger I build. I am not really happy with the results on the post-shading. IMO the shading lines are a tad bit thick. With any luck a coat of very very thin coat of Flat brown and buff(misted on) should blend it all together. Did get a chance to play around with watercolors to weather the metal tow cables.
I attached a before and after photo -as well as gallery link.
http://jackburton.smugmug.com/galler...29334291_8PWwY
I attached a before and after photo -as well as gallery link.
http://jackburton.smugmug.com/galler...29334291_8PWwY
12-04-2008, 02:16 PM
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RE: Tiger I Early Painting Photos..
Nice work. 
I suggest you to change hl stick with a reastic tank number.
Look at this paint scheme:
13./Pz.Rgt. Grossdeutschland, July 1943
I suggest you to change hl stick with a reastic tank number.Look at this paint scheme:
13./Pz.Rgt. Grossdeutschland, July 1943
12-04-2008, 08:08 PM
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RE: Tiger I Early Painting Photos..
ORIGINAL: sir_francis
Nice work. I suggest you to change hl stick with a reastic tank number.
Look at this paint scheme:
13./Pz.Rgt. Grossdeutschland, July 1943
Nice work.
I suggest you to change hl stick with a reastic tank number.Look at this paint scheme:
13./Pz.Rgt. Grossdeutschland, July 1943
. The only thing I need to add is the extra tracks near the front machine gun and it should be spot on.
12-06-2008, 12:46 PM
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RE: Tiger I Early Painting Photos..
Updated Photos. I am happy with the overall results of the weathering. However I am not happy with the back end of the turret. Would it be a good idea to spray a thin coat of german grey to help thin those dark lines in?
