Hi Everyone
Here is my very first entry into the Analogue Hobbies Painting Challenge. I honestly wasn't sure i was going to make this one with all the issues with my back and my camera and light box deciding they didn't want to cooperate - none the less i got something done.
A Rubicon plastic Panzer 3 tank for my bolt action DAK army.
Here are a couple of side views.
And here a couple of close up shots.
I'm pretty happy with how it turned out - 3 hours of work spread over the last 5 days. This was a great little model to put together and paint up and I'm looking forward to my next Rubicon model.
I think a 28mm vehicle is 15 points for the competition - I'm sure ill be corrected if I'm wrong.
Till next week. Mark :)
Oooh, that is a rather tasty Panzer Mk III.
Absolutely top notch work Mark! Your weathering is brilliant, especially the chipping and spotting of rust. The only thing I might suggest is adding a little more dust to the bottom of the chassis. In looking at period pictures of these vehicles in North Africa you can see that they were often virtually caked with sand and dust.
And you are correct, this Panzer will give you a base of 15 points, but I'm going to give you a few extra for the excellent detail work. Well done.
That is a lovely looking vehicle indeed!
ReplyDeleteThat's a nicely beat-up Panzer - great work for your first entry Mark :)
ReplyDeleteVery nice - what a rust bucket!
ReplyDeleteGreat first entry. I'm a real fan of your chipping.
ReplyDeleteGreat job, great effect paint damage
ReplyDeleteThat's a real beauty. The chipping and weathering are excellent. Wonderful entry!
ReplyDeleteGreat work, welcome to the Challenge
ReplyDeleteThat is a very nice pice well done
ReplyDeleteThat weathering is fantastic, lovely work.
ReplyDeleteWell done. While I have my issues with the details on this particular Rubicon kit, I do agree their newer stuff is absolutely amazing and well worth the money.
ReplyDeleteoh i agree its lacking details (no escape hatches between the tracks irritates me) but i look at it as a cheap gaming piece. they look to be getting better as well.
Deletefirstly well done Curt for the extra points.
ReplyDeleteA top notch pz III I would be more than happy to own this tank.
Wow! That's impressive work.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous weathering! I'm impressed that it only took 3 hours to do as well!
ReplyDeleteFantastic painting work, really nice!
ReplyDeleteThat is some of the most convincing weathering I've seen in a long time. Care to share your technique?
ReplyDeletethank you. watch my blog in two days.
DeleteExcellent work - as others have commented your weathering skills are top notch. I really like the Rubicon kits.
ReplyDeleteI can almost see the sand stripping the paint, love it
ReplyDeleteIan
Awsome job on the weathering (as others have said) I to woudl like to know your aproach.
ReplyDeleteAdam watch my blog in two days. :-)
DeleteVery nice and excellent weathering!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
thanks for all the great comments and thank you for the extra points curt. It's certainly not the best ive done but based on my current situation im pretty happy with it and that i got something finished.
ReplyDeletefor anyone who wants to know how i did the chipping check out my blog in a couple of days.
thanks for all the great comments and thank you for the extra points curt. It's certainly not the best ive done but based on my current situation im pretty happy with it and that i got something finished.
ReplyDeletefor anyone who wants to know how i did the chipping check out my blog in a couple of days.
This is great! I love the Panzer III, and I love the setting. Excellent work on this fellow.
ReplyDeleteGreat work mate. Looks the business here!
ReplyDeleteGreat weathering! (which is also, I believe, the name of a village in Dorset)
ReplyDeleteI love the battle-weary look of this Panzer, top work!
Lovely. One of the strongest entries thus far. I look forward to the tutorial on your blog.
ReplyDeleteThe weathering really is top-notch! I aspire to that level of skill on my tanks. Great work!
ReplyDeleteVery nice beastie! Really good weathering too, I can almost see the belching diesel exhaust!
ReplyDeleteSo realistic! Incredible weathering effects.
ReplyDeleteWow, lovely!
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