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KSaarni wrote:¨Jeez, I find this AT-ST just so perfect!

And the whitewash is something I also want to try,

- Kari

Thank you, Kari.

The oil dot fading with the white was a great help and I would imagine that it could be used also as a means for doing a field-applied winter camouflage on an armored vehicle. I used very small dabs of paint and worked them in in circular strokes to achieve a fading effect. I bet you could use small dots of white, but brush them back and forth or up and down, layer by layer to build it up, and it’d look real nice. Might be something to consider and try out on a tank that was in Russia in the winter.

speedgraflex wrote:Congratulations! Lookin good, bud.

Thanks Bruce!

Kenny,
You have certainly fulfilled your vision. It looks great! A handsome addition to your collection.

Regards,

kahunaminor wrote:Kenny,
You have certainly fulfilled your vision. It looks great! A handsome addition to your collection.

Regards,

Thank you Kent!

That turned out great Bandai makes great Star Wars kits I really like seeing this in DAK markings.

Floki wrote:That turned out great Bandai makes great Star Wars kits I really like seeing this in DAK markings.

Thank you!

What a phenomenal model! Stunning work man! Another idea would be having a panzer-type cupola added to one of the top hatches with a machine gun mount holding an MG-34. That would be cool!

Still, this rock as it is!

Brilliant stuff Kenny.
Truly a testament to your vastly improving skill set! I picked up one of these at my club in a raffle win yesterday and I am sorely tempted to use your build as inspiration. Thank you!

Regards,

That's really cool Kenny!! Nice work!