Zeď

joker101_np
Kit went together really well, there was a couple of confusing bits in the instructions, particularly about the different options and substitutions of parts, but nothing too complicated. Pieces required minimal cleanup. Biggest issue I had is the decals in my set were terrible in my version of the kit. They fell apart and ripped in the water when moistening them, and when placing them on the model. Had to go through a couple different decals on the sheet just to get some good ones.

joker101_np
Lighter chipping was added using a lighter version of the basecoat (Dunkelgelb mixed with Deck Tan), darker chipping was added with Red Brown (XF-64) and steel chips where added with AK new steel. Dirt effects where two blends of pastel chalks ground up and pin wash was done with blank and burnt umber oil paints thinned down.

joker101_np
And she is finally done! Added dirt effects on the outside of the side skirts, added graphite details to the metal and chipped edges, and added the sprocket wheels, road wheels and idler wheels, the tracks and the side skirts on to the model. I then sprayed it with matte varnish. This was my second model in my return to the hobby after the Panzer II, and first with this extensive weathering. I think I was too heavy handed with the weathering on this one and the chipping was a little messy. I think I will go with brush chipping for the Churchill I have started to get more control compared to the sponge chipping. This was a lot of fun, learned a lot along the way, and I welcome any feedback or critiques anyone has, just go easy on me!

Guy Rump
Following. 👍

Mr James
Great weathering process. love the scratches and wear sand tear

joker101_np
Thanks James actually saw a reference pic of a Stug with lots of scratches on the side skirts will be doing that on the other side of the skirts when I get to that

André Silva
Nice!

joker101_np
This was my first serious model kit in about 25 years, so I took it easy with this one. Kit went together smoothly, its a really good cheap and easy kit now to get started in the hobby with! There was minimal cleanup on the parts, and everything went together well. Pin wash was done with thinned oil paints, dust effects and soot where added with chalk pastel pigment. Soft graphite stick was also used for a bit of wear and tear. Kept the weathering pretty understated as I didnt wanted to keep my first model simple.

Guy Rump
Following. 👍

Jennifer Franklin
Very nice weathering details. Great work.

joker101_np
Thank you!

Rui S
Welcome to scalemates🙂

joker101_np
Thanks looking forward to using it and interacting with the community