Another Panzer IV
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Thanks for the compliments. It is a Tamiya. I had it looking pretty nice then I went and applied the Tamiya smoke without knowing what I was doing. Turns out that stuff builds up fast and is glossy. You really need to thin it to 30% and add flat base. Anyway I did my best to save it with some dull coat, frosted glass and weathering pigments.
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Not as cool as yours though. I was going to do some schurzen but figured its a battle tank those wont last long. It does have bearings, motors, leaf springs and metal return rollers. Waiting on the tracks.



