Captain Blood's Western Desert: P.125 - SdKfz10 half-track with 2cm Flak 30

[CapnJim]

Ser gut, mein Herr!  Ser gut!

[Axebreaker]

Excellent work Captain!

Christopher

[Mason]

Nice work, young man!
 

What with it being half term and all that, can we expect extra output this week?
 

[Captain Blood]

Nice work, young man!
 

What with it being half term and all that, can we expect extra output this week?
 

Possibly. I’ve finished the LRDG Chevvy. Just regretting adding six crew members I now have to paint

[Mason]

Possibly. I’ve finished the LRDG Chevvy. Just regretting adding six crew members I now have to paint

 

It will look all the better for it, though.
You know it makes sense.
 

[Captain Blood]

It will look all the better for it, though.
You know it makes sense.
 

Well I'll let you be the judge, Pablo

Here then, the completed Rubicon LRDG Chevrolet truck, with (and without) kitbashed Perry/Rubicon crew...

















Next up - the Valentine...

[Silent Invader]

Another beauty 

[Michi]

Nice Vikings! 

[gamer Mac]

Stunning
Love the dusty look

[rumacara]

Just lovely.
My ww2 favorite unit.

[Grumpy Gnome]

Outstanding modelling!

[CapnJim]

Another winner - well done!

[Blackwolf]

Lovely!
Are you going to do some of their less skilled mates (L Detachment)?   

[retrovertigo]

Hugely inspirational thread for my own WDF project 

Would you mind me asking how you achieve the ingrained, collected dust effect in tyre grips and crevices on the vehicles? Is it pigment?

[Captain Blood]

Thanks all

Hugely inspirational thread for my own WDF project 

Would you mind me asking how you achieve the ingrained, collected dust effect in tyre grips and crevices on the vehicles? Is it pigment?

It’s AK Interactive ‘African Dust Effects’. Very easy to use. Just slop it on and it dries miraculously to look like sandy / dusty deposits. If you dilute it with white spirit, you can also use it for much more subtle effects - like dusting over / toning down vehicle insignia and AFV markings. It’s a very useful paint. Don’t know if you’re in the UK, but if so, Great Escape Games stock it along with a hundred other ingenious AK weathering products. 4.99 GBP