Russain Veteran

[Troop of Shewe]

I know you guys appreciate the Early War monsters.This is my personal favorite so far, unfortunately it is no longer mine ( Its been on and off the workbench for longer than i will admit. FoA, now AGN, T-28, lovely model, in fact i have another three in various stages and schemes, i think a Finnish one next ).

as always more pics in my flickr folders.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/troop-of-shewe/sets/

Any ?? shout


 




http://www.flickr.com/photos/troop-of-shewe/sets/

[DFlynSqrl]

The weathering is amazing.  What did you use for the antenna?  It really looks great.

[Bako]

Oh wow, beautiful.

[marianas_gamer]

Great Stuff and all that Russian mud!!

[Wirelizard]

I'd love to hear your recipe for mud, too. Got a bunch of trucks that need to be less pristine than they are!

[Agis]

Nice and dirty, just as these Soviet tanks should be!

[Grimm]

wow !! I realy like the dirty look
Grimm

[Captain Blood]

It's an utterly fantastic modelling and painting job, and the attention to detail on the weathering is as good as anything I've seen. Congratulations.

Being picky, I can't help wondering if you've almost taken it too far - that thing looks so rusty and corroding that you'd wonder if it could even move! Did tankies (of any nationality) ever really let their beloved armoured homes get into quite such a decaying, derelict state?

It does look totally fab though. I'm just curious to know if things ever got this bad on operational armour. I can't believe a senior NCO wouldn't have come round with a wire brush and pot of paint and ordered the crew in question to sort it out! 

[Lowtardog]

Lovely as usualy Neil you talented bugger

@Captain Blood....The British NCO would never allow it but these are Johnny foreigner tanks 

[Helen]

Great work Neil.

You would think that with so many crew manning the vehicle they could keep it clean!

Helen

[marrony]

The weathering is just awe inspiring. So realistic. 

[aircav]

Jaw droppingly awsome 




Keith