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Cromwell and Centaur.....CROMWELL FINISHED....
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Lovely work on the markings.
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I went for a heavily beaten/chipped tank...I reckoned since there is a large engine deck which will be mostly exposed I wanted to avoid a monotonous appearance. Also the engine deck area is full of hatches which i reckoned would cause paint to chip...
Now for some rain streaking (mostly on the turret) and some dusting (mostly on horizontal areas)...
All comments welcome as always...
Dottore
Now for some rain streaking (mostly on the turret) and some dusting (mostly on horizontal areas)...
All comments welcome as always...
Dottore
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Looking very good, that chipping managed to give life to a single color.
Ray- Best in Show
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Looking very good but as your venerable cousin tells you 
YOU STILL NEED TO HURRY UP
YOU STILL NEED TO HURRY UP
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Next step now, ejja HURRY UP!
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Brilliant looking chips Dot, prosit, it is looking great.
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C'MON DOC KEEP UP THE PACE
ONE LAST PUSH AND SHOVE
THIS CROMWELL REALY DESERVES TO RETURN "HOME"
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Nice work on the chips they look realistic, but apart from dusting and to match the chips I would put in some more paint fading in the form of filters or more washes to add more interest as it is still looking flat.
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Good weathering and good subject for a change from shermans... 
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But its a big ass deck and dont forget there will be stowage added...
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I agree 100% with Tancred, you need some more contrast and if there is stuff to add, what the hell are you waiting for. I am dead slow but you are becoming a good contender.
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Yes you should add some more weathering I think TanKRed and Brian are right
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Personally I feel that engine deck should be left bare from implements, it's so nice an area that cries out for a display of weathering effects! The implements would obscure such a canvas and distract ... IMHO! I told you this million times but seems you are in love with boxes and canvas rolls! It is going into a painting section, and let the viewer and judge see your work!
Single colour can be monotone but on the other hand they are a gift for effects ... isma minni take my advice!
Single colour can be monotone but on the other hand they are a gift for effects ... isma minni take my advice!
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iCocker wrote:but seems you are in love with boxes and canvas rolls!
They are playful things hux
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What technique did you use to make those chips??? They are so realistic...
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Base made with tiny brush (HUmbrol 170 Brown Bess and Humbrol 33 Matt black equal volumes)and tiny chips surrounding main chips with pieces of sponge...
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i tend to agree with ivan here. to much stowage would cover up most of the work you have done. it would be a pity.
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alex wrote: i tend to agree with ivan here. to much stowage would cover up most of the work you have done. it would be a pity.
Whilst I like a tank that is bursting with equipment, boxes, etc... when they are displayed as part of a diorama, but that is just my opinion. I have to agree with alex and Ivan,sometimes the less the better.
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J.Fenech wrote:alex wrote: i tend to agree with ivan here. to much stowage would cover up most of the work you have done. it would be a pity.
Whilst I like a tank that is bursting with equipment, boxes, etc... when they are displayed as part of a diorama, but that is just my opinion. I have to agree with alex and Ivan,sometimes the less the better.
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Tamiya Cromwell MkIV with Voyager PE, Aber barrel and Friul tracks...
Excuse the poor pics!!!
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Excuse the poor pics!!!
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havnt seen it finished until now, looks good. but i still want to see it up close cus
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Great looking tank, well done. Weathering is nice. One thing, as someone already stated, are the boxes, etc secured to the tank? otherwise they do give the tank some life.
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