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Welcome. Looks just fine to me. A. Always B. Be M. Modeling

Thanks for all the replies. I honestly can't remember. It may have been Pactra, it may have been Polly Scale or some other brand. The jars from the pics are familiar but that's about it. I was 14 or 13 when I "found" these painrs. I'm 52 now. I didn't have an airbrush at the time and brush...

Thanks. I don't think it was Pactra. But the jars look identical from looking at pictures on line

Wondering if anyone may remember the brand name of a certain type of paint. I doubt it's produced any longer. They were in small glass jars, somewhere between the size of Testors and Tamiya. The paint itself flowed beautifully with a brush. Fact, that's why I began using them because Tamiya was...

Now I move on to the figure provided with the kit

Hilarious I mean put a dab of oil paint on it and use thinner to give a hint if fading/streaking.

Jerry cans I'm going to put on the back of my stug iii. Do you think they can use some oil streak?

Thanks for the good words. I'm hesitant when it comes to chipping so I always think it's overdone. I like chipping as an artistic technique but not as a representation of reality. It's rare to see a military vehicle chipped up as badly as you see some models. Of course there are...

Some pics attached. Think I went over board on the oil streaking and interior chipping. Any comments or advice appreciated. This is my 2nd build in 35 years! Thank you