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M51 ISHERMAN "THE LOST BUILD"
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Duke Maddog
Well-known member
That is another magnificent masterpiece you did Terry. I would have expected nothing less from you as this is exactly the high standard I expect from you. I don't know why some others on those other Forums would not like you. Having met you in person, I consider you to be one of the top people I've ever met from any Forums.
Once again, I bow to the Master.
Once again, I bow to the Master.
That is another magnificent masterpiece you did Terry. I would have expected nothing less from you as this is exactly the high standard I expect from you. I don't know why some others on those other Forums would not like you. Having met you in person, I consider you to be one of the top people I've ever met from any Forums.
Once again, I bow to the Master.
Thanks Duke! Maybe I hang out with the wrong crowd?
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135engineer
Active member
That is beautiful . Its amazing what adding some extra detail will do for the overall piece
That looks great Terry,What did you use for the IDF sand?
Well pinning down just what color it is now that's the real question because it looks different in different lights and angles, but it is in general a grayish tan with some green tint. I got to my color with a process of different colors and shading. The base paint was Khaki Drab from Tamiya this was used the create the shadows. Next applied thin coats of Model Master Isreali Armored Sand enamel to gradually lightening up model surface to get to the basic color. The shading and modulation was done using Tamiya Dark Yellow with a touch of Buff adding a little more each time to highlight the upper surfaces. The next step as to add a oil wash of olive green mixed with a little cadium yellow. The after that the dry brushing.
A little more complicated then you were expecting. You could us the Model Master Isreali Armored Sand as the base and be in good shape.
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Duke Maddog
Well-known member
Stunning work Terry! Amazing detail and paint work. I envy you your mad skills.
Nice work Terry. Every time I see this tank I wonder what Patton could have done with this bad boy.
Well first not lost as many. That's a big gun.
Thanks!
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Swordsman
Active member
WOW .... Thanks for the SBS ... Terry whoever didn't like this was a Green-eyed Monster ... I've ran into folks like this ... Makes Me want to go back to not modeling ... Your work is a true inspiration ... to build this way ... I'm not worthy ... but Hope one day to be ...
