Tracks are never perfect, so don't worry about that.
She looks great!
Chris' Panther blitz **Finished**
Re: Chris' Panther blitz **started**
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Re: Chris' Panther blitz **started**
Cheers Ian
Hi all,
Finished...with time to spare I gave the tracks a wash and then dry brushed with Oily Steel, for the mud Tamiya Flat Brown was sprayed and then Mig pigments and Tamiya weathering sets were used:
I hope you enjoyed following my first Blitz, I will be back for another I think
Regards
Chris
Hi all,
Finished...with time to spare I gave the tracks a wash and then dry brushed with Oily Steel, for the mud Tamiya Flat Brown was sprayed and then Mig pigments and Tamiya weathering sets were used:
I hope you enjoyed following my first Blitz, I will be back for another I think
Regards
Chris
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Re: Chris' Panther blitz **Finished**
That sure is a beauty! Well done, Chris.
Glad you enjoyed the blitzbau, looking forward to your next one.
Glad you enjoyed the blitzbau, looking forward to your next one.
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Re: Chris' Panther blitz **Finished**
If I did not know I would say it 1/35. Terrific work.
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Re: Chris' Panther blitz **Finished**
That's a great piece of work. When are you adding the wings?
A super first Blitz, Chris. Well done, mate!
A super first Blitz, Chris. Well done, mate!
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Re: Chris' Panther blitz **Finished**
Thanks everyone, really enjoyed the Blitz, I will definatly be having a shot at the next one
Regards
Chris
I have stopped building aircraft for about 6 months now mate, I have found a new love for military vehiclesIan wrote:When are you adding the wings?
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Re: Chris' Panther blitz **Finished**
Came out nice.
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Re: Chris' Panther blitz **Finished**
Nice looking Panther.
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Re: Chris' Panther blitz **Finished**
Came out very nice & that barrel looks great.
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Re: Chris' Panther blitz **Finished**
Great build sorry I missed it, I agree with Jeff it looks more like 1:35
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Re: Chris' Panther blitz **Finished**
Thanks everyone, I really enjoyed the build. My wife thought it was strange to build a model in 24 hours, but at least it is another one out of my stash
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