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[Scott A. Hess]

Been working on this for quite a while..lots to be done still..but it's coming along. It's my first time using artists oils, filters and washes with oils. Any suggestions appreciated...I'll have to take some pics during they day.these were taken at night..with and without flash..really changes the way it looks.

[Scott A. Hess]

Various angles. The detail is (for me) fairly detailed..and I really love this newer Tamiya kit

[Scott A. Hess]

Rear....still need some more dry brushing...chalks..tracks..and then a coat of matt laquer to seal it.

[Scott A. Hess]

Front...its amazing how the camera kind of changes what you see..as from just the naked eye perspective..I just applied the decals..and need to tone them down quite a bit.

[flyboy_fx]

YOu might have needed a gloss coat before the decals to reduce silvering. Other then that the weathering is GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[rtvmodeler]

Great work friend!. Regarding the decals I suggest the use of Micro-Sol to adhere it and Micro-Set in order to fix.

Regards,
Rodolfo

[Woolgar]

Very good detail I always gloss coat before applying decals

Nick

[Mike Swan]

You don't need too many suggestions. You've done a great job.

The previous comments have addressed the silvering issue. Another technique is to carefully run a scalpel blade along the clear areas of the decals and then apply decal solution. The solution will run under the cuts you've made and really settle the decal.

Also, try to find Gunze Mr Mark Softener which is much more powerful than the Micro products. It's great for Tamiya decals which tend to be on the thick side.

Mike

[Luis22]

Great job all you need is some pictures using day light...indoor pictures never do justice...

[Paul G]

[Scott A. Hess]

Thanks all...kit is nearing compleitionl..few more details..