Cougar AVGP

[Timbaux]

Hi everyone
been working on finishing this off and on since the big spring contest 2014

http://www.scalemodeladdict.com/SMF/index.php/topic,10962.0.html

Got some new paints and brushes and been trying to improve on my painting

Next up will be cleaning up the basket and do some weathering

Cheers

 

[cargoman5126]

Very nice,,luv the subject.. ;D

 

[Timbaux]

Very nice,,luv the subject.. ;D

Thank you!

Started on some weathering and ended using to much wash and trying to cover that up with some pigments

This might get muddy

 

[arohk]

Very cool I would love a company to make an interior for that and the Grizzly I still want to do one up for when I was a soldier with our uniforms on the figures

 

[Timbaux]

Very cool I would love a company to make an interior for that and the Grizzly I still want to do one up for when I was a soldier with our uniforms on the figures

Thanks arohk! Would be great if they made some interiors for these kits. This was my first armor build and found it quite different working with 1/35 compared to 1/25. I enjoyed the detail of this kit but the interior was non existent and would be nice to have the option to give more flexibility to create the model with some figures like you mention.

Cheers

Steve

 

[Rob Bye]

Nicely done! I enjoy the subject - now if only there was an Iltis kit on the market...

 

[Timbaux]

Nicely done! I enjoy the subject

Thank you!

- now if only there was an Iltis kit on the market...

yes this would be nice

 

[Boxster]

That is a nice build!

 

[Swanningabout]

Looks good! I have one of these as a shelf queen I'm working on. I'm trying to do it in white as a UN vehicle--not an easy colour to work with.

 

[Timbaux]

That is a nice build!

Looks good!

Thanks!

I have one of these as a shelf queen I'm working on. I'm trying to do it in white as a UN vehicle--not an easy colour to work with.

The Vallejo camo green I used was brushed on and was very forgiving but I imagine the lighter colours would be much more difficult to work with. Hope to see your build!

Cheers!

Steve