Saint-Chamond HobbyBoss 1/35

[Milan Mynar]

I'm trying to build something from the Great, or the 1st World War. The vehicle itself resembles of the idea of mad designer. In contrast, the model still sticks by me very well, everything fits perfectly. The only fear I have of painting , I have to use masking tape for it´s camouflage .

[Milan Mynar]

A few photos from the continuation of building of the model.

[Milan Mynar]

Here you are another photos from building of this model.

[Marcus]

Nice with a work in progress thread.

[Milan Mynar]

Thank you for your comment Marcus, here are some photos from another progress.

[Milan Mynar]

Model shortly before painting.

[Milan Mynar]

I started painting model coated bottom surfaces of the chassis by grey colour.

[Milan Mynar]

Here are photos from the first stage of painting. I have to use masking tape. It is my first opportunity to use this tape in bigger scale.

[Milan Mynar]

The last phase of painting. After it,I removed the masking tape.







In some places where the tape does not close well, I'll have a little touch up. I have to retouche a little by brush.

[Milan Mynar]

Individual colors are separated by a thin black line. Created by thin CD marker.

[Richie B]

Excellent work

[Milan Mynar]

Thank you Ritchie B. Fading and status after fading.

[Milan Mynar]

Little progress,building of the base.

[Milan Mynar]

I think the model is really finished, I am not able to make it better. If I have to evaluate it, it is easy to build,parts fit together very well, with the advantage of the strips of the belts. It is a total relaxation kit. Painting, I used colors Tamiya, Agama color strips diluted with Tamiya X-20A thinner. Sidolux, lacquer oil, Umton, in case of fading with S 6006 non aroma thinner. Matt lacquer Gunze H-20, Sira Hobby Pigments. The soil mat is passed through a tea strainer mixed with Hercules glue and water + ModelScene follicles.