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Couldn't help myself, stayed up last night and finished it. A couple of coats of Olive Green, a very thin wash of black ink, and that's it. I'll have another look at it under natural light over the weekend, and bet I'm bound to find something that I missed. I think this is a pretty good kit, and would recommend it, but unless you game Korea, it may get limited use. It was also quite expensive, as far as plastic kits go. Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Pershing Final
Couldn't help myself, stayed up last night and finished it. A couple of coats of Olive Green, a very thin wash of black ink, and that's it. I'll have another look at it under natural light over the weekend, and bet I'm bound to find something that I missed. I think this is a pretty good kit, and would recommend it, but unless you game Korea, it may get limited use. It was also quite expensive, as far as plastic kits go. 
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This is the first finished Pershing in this scale I´ve ever seen and it looks great. Interesting kit and nice work!
ReplyDeleteThanks Mork, first for me too:)
ReplyDeleteIt's the feeling that tickles you, and doesn't leave alone, unless you finish the thing you started. . . So familiar. . .
ReplyDeleteWell done mate. A great model, that shows its beauty by a terrific paint job!
T.
what a beast! very nice looking model & great finish
ReplyDeleteThanks lads, truly flattered.
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice looking piece of kit! Treadheads of the world unite!!
ReplyDeleteModelling, painting and your natural bug bear decals all look spot on.
My only question is don't you need 3 of these babies for a Coy?
Thanks Paul, Treadhead! Yeah x3 to a company, but what I've been reading about actual numbers deployed, I might get away with just two:)
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