SDKFZ 163 Sturmgeschulz IV

[Pantherman]

He's done for now. Pantherman

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Tank done, just the weathering to do and a few extras I think........ Pantherman

 

[Pantherman]

Tank done, just the weathering to do and a few extras I think........ Pantherman
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Weathering done, just the matt coat to go on. Think I will find some stuff to fill up the rear and maybe some shrubbery. Pantherman

 

[wjbrandel]

Looks fantastic. Great job Pantherman.

 

[Pantherman]

Looks fantastic. Great job Pantherman.

Thank you my friend. PM

 

[mr lucky]

The model is done. All that is left is to clear coat the model and put it on display.

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[mr lucky]

This build came out great, nice job on the weathering.

 

[Pantherman]

This build came out great, nice job on the weathering.

Thanks, very much appreciated. Pantherman

 

[kevin]

Well done, I really like the look of the tarp. What did you use to make it?

 

[Pantherman]

Well done, I really like the look of the tarp. What did you use to make it?

Just tissue paper folded 3 - 4 time's then made a mix of PVA, water and the colour (german camo green). Pour this onto the paper until it soaks through then leave it for around 30 minutes before you place on your build and mould it around any shapes. Leave to set for several hours, then you can just lift it off and weather it any way you want.

Hope that all makes sense, if not, just ask. Pantherman

 

[wjbrandel]

Just tissue paper folded 3 - 4 time's then made a mix of PVA, water and the colour (german camo green). Pour this onto the paper until it soaks through then leave it for around 30 minutes before you place on your build and mould it around any shapes. Leave to set for several hours, then you can just lift it off and weather it any way you want.

Hope that all makes sense, if not, just ask. Pantherman

I'll have to keep that technique in mind for my next armor build