>>6589309Mate, can you fucking read?
>>6589282>Still something feels missing.A dust coat which appears a uniform colour still has natural gradients and colour shifts. I'd apply a slightly more orange and slightly lighter yellow coat of pigments over a large area of the model. If you are having trouble applying a coat light enough, hit it with a filter coat through your airbrush.
Some areas of the pigment also feels a little grainy.
The camouflage colour and gradient looks really good, I assumed you airbrushed it, what airbrush and set up did you use?
>tanks looks very bright in the photos and shadows dont show, i think it looks better in real personUsing a proper camera with good lighting really helps show range in photos. Just taking them outside in morning light makes a big difference.
>i deciced no chipping or sun fades since they baby them and its relatively a very new tankSure, pristine tanks can look good, but as it stands, it's neither clean enough to look like it is in a parade or dirty enough to look interesting.
I guess I'm saying it looks one dimensional.
Also the decal film is showing and some of the electronics protrusions require some of the details picked out.
