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2 hours ago, Juggernut said:

Nice.  I’m working the late Panther now but haven’t gotten to this point yet.  I’m watching with enthusiasm. 

 

Me too.

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On 15/11/2020 at 17:53, Juggernut said:

Agradable. Estoy trabajando en el difunto Panther ahora, pero aún no he llegado a este punto. Estoy mirando con entusiasmo. 

 

 

Thanks for commenting.

 

The truth is that I progress very slowly because I hardly have time to dedicate to this beautiful tank. From Monday to Friday working hard. On Saturday the quartermaster of the home. And it is on Sunday when I can dedicate a little time to it.

 

I hope the google translator does its job well !!

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On 15/11/2020 at 20:23, LSP_K2 said:

 

Yo también.

 

Hi Kevin, you haven't posted updates on your JagdTiger in a long time and I'd like to see your painting and aging process with that great Tank Destroyer

Posted
1 hour ago, josebagasteiz said:

Hi Kevin, you haven't posted updates on your JagdTiger in a long time and I'd like to see your painting and aging process with that great Tank Destroyer

 

I've done a little here and there, Joe, just nothing that's really worthy of an actual update. Soon though, I hope.

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Hello friends, I already know what my next project will be, at this rate for when I retire .... ha ha ha. Yesterday the postman brought me this:

 

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Nothing more and nothing hands than the bible of the modeler:

 

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Yes, the King Tiger 1/16 by Trumpeter, the "Santa Santorum" of the models

Posted
On 23/11/2020 at 4:17, Uncarina said:

¡Campeón del trabajo José! El libro de David Parker me pareció una gran referencia incluso para mi Panther.

 

Saludos, Tom

 

Gracias Tom por tus ánimos!!

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Hello everyone.

 

I have started to paint the gearbox and some other parts because I think it will be better that way before putting them in place on the hull.

 

I start by priming with this:

 

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The result is this:

 

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Then I go on to mark the indentations with black paint:

 

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And then I go on to give it its lightened color in some areas:

 

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The colors for this step are:

 

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Base color Steel Gray by Green Stuff World and FS 37886 by Anmo Mig for lightening

 

 

With Rot Brown and FS 37886 by Anmo Mig I paint and lighten the brake drum covers.

 

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