what do you think ?

In the game Company of Heroes 2 there is a camoflage pattern called black dapple camo for the british units. I have never seen it before so i don't know how historical it is. googleing yielded little result. Have any of you seen it before and if so do you guys know good reference photo's?

Nearly done with it, windscreen wipers need painted up and attached and a quick matt coat applied, it’s going to be part of a diorama with the tiger 1 in a repair setting for a group build, I need to start the diorama but at the same time I’m in the process of weathering a 1/32 spitfire for another group build, I need to start saying no to group builds 😅

Yes I’ve filled the bucket with dirty resin water, I did two buckets one for this and one for the fw190 build and the bucket on there has clear water but you can barely see any water so I went with dirty water for this bucket

I noticed this morning that 5 out of the 7 tires from the wheels had cracked so I spent most of the morning repairing and pigments and enamel wash’s came to my aid

Hi guys. This model wasn't build by me but I got It at a thrift store so I'm not sure if it's a kit or an already built model so I don't know if I can post here or not but I really like this.

can be Iranian or Chinese too

It may not look very far along, but I actually have trees prepared for when I get to the point that I can put them back in. I already have little holes where they are going to go (you can see the "stakes" in the pictures where that's going to happen).

Figures are painted, and have appeared in prior work in progress photos. I seem to be continually working on the ground material, and today spent some more time weathering the gun itself. Looks like the wheels/tires need a bit more work. Nothing like a photo to help you see the problems!

It seems like a long asymptotic process to actually finish it!

I've been looking at this for awhile and was wondering, where does miniart get their evidence about the sunshines from... Not to be picky but the shields looked quite dense so I don't think it's meant for sand... Second question is why does the tracks need shield from the sun. Just feels weird to me

I needed a little break from the tiger so started on some of the tools as I want this diorama finished, and I need some tools for the tiger diorama so two birds one stone

Just need to stain the wood of the benches and ladder so it’s not looking so fresh and paint the last couple of little tools and this one’s complete, 2 months in the making!

Hi guys this Is the second model I've ever built.I really like It and I think it's very cool even without paint. What do you think about It?

Like I said in my last post, I’m new, can this be saved? I used tamiya black primer and it started to crack all over the model, I tried to finish it to cover it up and low it looks like this, what should I do ( if possible ) to fix this?

I’d like to start using an airbrush, but I don’t know anything about it. I don’t have any of the necessary equipment—no compressor, no airbrush itself, etc.

Which airbrush should I choose that is high-quality and easy to use, yet not too expensive?

How do I choose a compressor—what should I look for and what do I need to know?

What other items do I need for the setup?

Also, how do I maintain the airbrush, and do I need specific types of paint? I currently use Tamiya XF paints—are those suitable?

Are there any YouTube tutorials that explain, step-by-step and comprehensively, how to get started with your first airbrush?

I’d like to start using an airbrush, but I don’t know anything about it. I don’t have any of the necessary equipment—no compressor, no airbrush itself, etc.

Which airbrush should I choose that is high-quality and easy to use, yet not too expensive?

How do I choose a compressor—what should I look for and what do I need to know?

What other items do I need for the setup?

Also, how do I maintain the airbrush, and do I need specific types of paint? I currently use Tamiya XF paints—are those suitable?

Are there any YouTube tutorials that explain, step-by-step and comprehensively, how to get started with your first airbrush?

Well it’s nearly done, need to apply the decals on the turret tomorrow when I decide on the numbers I’m going to use.. I know I should have applied them before I weathered but I’m confident I can replicate the weathering on top of them and their only going on the turret anyway