My main area of interest appears to be green models from the Allied WWII European Theatre - 1944-45.
I go astray a few times, but usually go back there.
I am not a master modeler and I am not showing off, just using this as a venue to express myself and show people who are interested in this kind of stuff what I have done.

Monday 31 December 2012

Dragon Jagdpanther G Update 4 - Final?

Well, I managed to finish something to end out the year. This is the first piece I have completed in about 4 months, but I started this one way back in May.

I was looking forward to doing this Jagdpanther in Dark Yellow because I thought it had more possibilities for expanding my finish techniques, with regard to washes, filters, streaking and just taking my work to a new level.

While I can think of things I could have done better, I was not disappointed with what this kit had to offer to help me develop new skills.

I used  AK interactive products, including Dark Wash, Dark Streaking Grime, and Rust Effects for the finish. I used Vallejo German Camo Brown for the chipping, Winsor and Newton Yellow Ochre for initial wash and my old stand by - Krylon Camouflage Brown rattle can for the tracks.

I used Mig Pigments dried mud on the track and Bragdon Net pigments (light and dark mud) each in a slurry with 70% Iso Alcohol for the mud spatters on the wheels, and front/rear hull.

Its not the best work in the hobby world, but it is one of my best to date. I liked how it turned out, I liked what I learned and will try to take that to the next kit I do.

I offer you Dragon Kit 6494 Jagdpanther G (early) w/Zimmerit. This example built to replicate a vehicle from s.H.Pz.Jg.Abt 654 on the Western Front in 1944.

Constructive comments are always welcome..






If I can get some better pictures I will update.

Thanks for looking

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