Dirty Ole T-34

[noname]

This was done using strictly acrylics with no sealers in between layers. I think I will build a small base for it with mud and a little snow. That should be fitting.

 

[myhobbyroom]

Very nice build up and detail.

 

[cargoman5126]

Very cool..Luv the weathering!!

 

[JohnSimmons]

VERY nice! ;D

 

[Junkie]

Looks great Matt, nice a beat up.

 

[zappa]

Very nice looking model!!!

Zappa

 

[noname]

Thanks guys. Not sure why the first photo is a little more yellow than it actually is. The camera probably. I mean there is yellow in it but not that much. What do you make of the antenna? I see antennas like this in period 1:1 photos but for some reason this one really stands out. Maybe I'll trim it a tad.

 

[Junkie]

That's just a white balance thing.

I have no idea about the antenna. The log looks killer though.

 

[Glorfindel]

Nice weathering job there.

 

[Tanker52]

Very nice weathering details. I agree with you a base with some snow and mud would make an excellent setting.

 

[danb]

Shes nice and dirty great model my freind

Dan B

 

[noname]

Thanks guys.

 

[Jelly]

Hi there Noname

Very good, man... IMO, your heavily weathered model catches very the "spirit" of Soviet armor during WWII.

Excellent detail for this singular subject (just for my taste): no visible markings --> thumbs up !

I ask myself what must have been the life expectancy of one of those machines since leaving the factory...

Cheers Noname,
Jelly

 

[noname]

Thanks Jelly, I appreciate the comment. Here is a less yellowed picture.