Tamiya JSU-152

[pingvuiini]

Just finished reworking a prebuilt JSU-152 with the usual amount of crust, but I heeded the advice of some posters here and really held back on the mud spattering. I think it looks 'cleaner' overall, or at least not as distracting.

 

[Lurcher Two]

Super paintwork, weathering, distress, so realistic, brillliant, wish i could help with your question though, but I don't feel qualified, I just wanted to say how good your model is so far...........

 

[Leighbo]

Great work as usual pingvuiini

I love your rusty and crusty style my friend, keep them vcoming this way please!

 

[dogfish7]

Awesome job!

 

[Lurcher Two]

Awsome job indeed. Is it true that some tanks went out of the factory without a lick of paint even

 

[Junkie]

Great job!

 

[AJay]

War-torn an battered - just the way I like them. Looks excellent.

What is the scale?

 

[Cash]

Nice one.

 

[pingvuiini]

Thanks everyone for your kind comments! ^D

What is the scale?

1/35 scale

 

[zappa]

Very nice!!!

Zappa

 

[the doog]

I agree---great weathering and a very distinct "style" to your models.

Good to see that you didn't go overboard with that "paint chipping" thing with the Xacto knife--this model looks more realistic.

 

[pingvuiini]

Thanks for everyone's comments!

I agree---great weathering and a very distinct "style" to your models.

Good to see that you didn't go overboard with that "paint chipping" thing with the Xacto knife--this model looks more realistic.

I am ashamed to confess that I am starting to do that technique again. It's just so.........crusty! ;D