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Jagdpanther recently completed.
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Re: Jagdpanther recently completed.
Better than others I've seen. Can you give us a description?
Perhaps the crewman would ned a bit more work, to come into line with the rest of the model. Something that you can easily do 
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Re: Jagdpanther recently completed.
nice!!
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Re: Jagdpanther recently completed.
looks good to me mate well done . keep up the good work
cheers krieg
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Re: Jagdpanther recently completed.
Thanks guys.
Its a Tamiya 1/35 kit. It was shot in primer and then a dark yellow base coat. Several areas were dry brushed (tracks etc). The camo pattern was done with an Iwata airbrush. I then applied several coats of Future to prep for decals and washing. It was washed with burnt umber oil paint thinned with turp. For the mud, dirt and rust I used Mig Pigments. Final coats of clear flats completed it. All paints were Tamiya acrylics.
Im still working on the figure. He still needs highlighting and washing.
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Re: Jagdpanther recently completed.
Great work mate, what unit/theater does this one represent?
Welcome to the forums as well!
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Re: Jagdpanther recently completed.
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Originally Posted by FTG3_Hawk
Thanks guys.
Its a Tamiya 1/35 kit. It was shot in primer and then a dark yellow base coat. Several areas were dry brushed (tracks etc). The camo pattern was done with an Iwata airbrush. I then applied several coats of Future to prep for decals and washing. It was washed with burnt umber oil paint thinned with turp. For the mud, dirt and rust I used Mig Pigments. Final coats of clear flats completed it. All paints were Tamiya acrylics.
Im still working on the figure. He still needs highlighting and washing.
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hello , do you paint the eyes coz i barely cant see his eyes  , but IMHO painting figure are more difficult rather than making armour.. its makes me 2 times On Off from modelling just because cant paint a really good eyes on the figure.but with a tiredlessly practice finally i find the method .
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Re: Jagdpanther recently completed.
done very well! good job!
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