PSC Churchill Mk.IV (15mm)

[Fitz]

Here's the first of my 15mm (1/100) Churchills from the Plastic Soldier Company in its coat of paint. I've painted it in a very generic scheme that I can use for Tunisia, Italy, or even Normandy. There are no unit markings (as yet), I may add some later on if I feel the spirit move me.

[carlos marighela]

You know for a 15mm kit that's a bloody marvellous looking item. I like the subtle understatement of your paint job, the tones and shading are great. Not a victim of mad chipper disease either.

[Vanvlak]

That's splendid - the paint is just right, and inspiring as I have three Churchills to paint. 

[Mad Doc Morris]

Quite a spectacular paintjob! Love the subtle highlights and muted colours.
Since I'm going to paint some British tanks myself, a word on paints (brands) and techniques you've used here would be much appreciated.

[Ultravanillasmurf]

Lovely job.

Did you have any problems with fill issues on the side hatches?

[Fitz]

Did you have any problems with fill issues on the side hatches?

No, none at all.

[Fitz]

Since I'm going to paint some British tanks myself, a word on paints (brands) and techniques you've used here would be much appreciated.

All paints are Vallejo ModelAir or ModelColor. The base colour is Mike Starmer's recipe for KG#3, but it's been substantially lightened by dusting and panel-highlighting with the airbrush, with VMA Grey Green and VMC Buff.

Shading is all done with Citadel Agrax Earthshade and Nuln Oil. Highlighting is mainly via dry-brushing in VMC Buff.

Chipping is done with a sponge, with Vallejo Dry Rust, and the larger chips highlighted with VMA Grey Green.

[Jeff965]

Lovely little model

[Ultravanillasmurf]

No, none at all.

Must have been my bad luck.
http://ultravanillasmurf.blogspot.co.uk/2016/01/churchill-avre-15mm-psc.html

[Wellington Bonaparte]

Superb painting  as always, your style makes 15mm vehicles  look very realistic, wish I could do half as well!