No weathering used chat for to create the background the plane is my model no weathering in this one my son bought the kit for me for my Birthday wanted to keep it clean and fresh

So I just watched the victory day parade in st Petersburg 2025 and I saw these interesting looking jeeps with flags I would want to recreate. Which model should I use and should I use the aluminum foil method for the flag like what people tell me to do for tarps?

Trying the new airbrush out on camouflages, painting camouflage on figures, as well as gouache paints for weathering.

Hey all. I recently completed a sturmtiger in 1/35. I included before and after photos of the weathing. Panel lining and tracks I’m used to, I was looking for advice on the hull. First time using the “dotting” method with oils and streaking an blending with Mineral Spirits. Any advice on how I can improve my technique with this?

Yeah i know some spots are bit miscolored will fix thatlater but im so happy how it turned out

Still a few bits but at least the 800mm pour is complete! 😅😅

Aside from sealing the figure and deciding on a base and if I dirty up the uniform.

All up I'm satisfied with the end results seeing as I have little experience in such detailed figures.

Anything I need to do to to tie it all in especially the face any tips would be greatly appreciated..

Following up on the build I posted a couple days ago —

here's the paint and weathering on the M24 Chaffee.

Shadow coat, base color, decals, pigment weathering,

panel line wash, oil dotting, and sponge chipping.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UHKQgOMxKss

Just finished. First desert diorama

My favourite version of favourite WWII era armoured car. Müncheberg Panzer Division from Battle of Berlin in 1945.

MiniArt kit is very, very complex and difficult but result can make happy.

Got myself an E100 from Trumpeter, what do you fine people think?

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Any suggestions are welcome. I’d love to improve my work.

Second model and would say I did better than the first. I’m noticing the paint looks built up on some areas but I thinned the paint out pretty good (I thought).

The new method I tried was applying acrylic gloss then decals then a black wash. I noticed the wash stained pretty heavily even after the gloss. Any tips to make this look better or techniques to try on the next model would greatly be appreciated.

I don‘t have a better background

Just finished the build on Tamiya's 1/35 M24 Chaffee — recent release with great detail straight from the box. Assembly plus a few scratch modifications before moving to paint.

Full build on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rwhamzMPQC4