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M8 Greyhound (2)
Roberto Flores (ESP)
kit: Italeri
Scale: 1/35
| " The 1st one coat of paint was Tamiya Olive
Drab (XF62), then I applied at least 2 coats of highl-lighting with
XF62 plus some drops of Yellow Green (XF4).
And then, after left that first stage to dry at least 24 hours,
it comes the winter cammo: Tamiya white XF2. Use a quite fine
brush to apply the weathering. This is get with "alcohol
à brûler" or alcool (96º), and let it to
run over the vehicle surfaces, trying to apply the worn and wear
on the most commonly used places. |
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| I remit you to "Steel Masters" hors-serie
nº 9, "La Bataille des Ardennes", Tome II, and specifically
to the excellent article written by Frédéric Astier
devoted to a couple of reconn US jeeps during that battle. The German poncho cames from the Tamiya accesories range set. And the wheels with chains are from The Tank Workshop (in resin), supplied by fellow modeller Michael Karnowka. |
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Photos were taken by my friend J.F. Erice and J.A. Azorín, the editor of Spanish modelling magazine "Xtreme Modelling" ( http://www.xtrememodelling.com ) in which I´m contributing now as illustrator. " |
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