A few shots

Sooo, after applying the yellow, on this shot, well it seems to be yellow....

...and the final product of the group build weekend looks like green... which it turned out to be(with almost no weathering, highlighting, etc.) 1

Final product of the group build weekend (with almost no weathering, highlighting, etc.) 2

Final product of the group build weekend (with almost no weathering, highlighting, etc.) 3

After I got home, I started to work on the ramp (xps, with balsa sides)

As you can see, the base is from xps (supplied with the diorama base from Buco Model Base), here it is covered in AMMO Mig Muddy Ground acrylic paste. It does have a nice texture!

The full ground painted with some brown, dunno which though. You can see the base supplied xps fits perfectly.

Added AK dark earth pigment, mixed with water. I did this to match the mud on the model.

Position check.

Applied a mixture of different color grass, shorter threads were also put into the mix.

It was too uniform, so I put some yellow flowers on.

Heyyy, nice ass! Painted the rear lights, first with Vallejo silver, then with Tamiya clear red. Also the side prisms were painted the same way, and were cut from thin plastic sheet.

Since it still wasn't interesting enough visually, I made these guiding poles from 0.5x0.5 plastic rods, and hand painted with Vallejo Game Color gory red (the white is not painted, because I'm a very lazy man... 🙂)

Added the water with AK still water. But a friend pointed out, that the surrounding area should also be muddy, from the splashes. Hell, he was so right! Again, watery mix of the AK pigment was used by a brush.

Fixed the vehicle to the ground with a small nail superglued to the bottom, then sitcked into the base.

Added the antenna (melted sprue), and the almost final composition was ready.

Rear view.

The thick mud on the BTR was created by pigment mixed with AK pigment fixer, then applied with a toothpick. Additional weathering was done by dry pigments, and sprinkling brown acrylic paint.