>tfw you have an idea that in your head is fucking brilliant and when you try it irl it looks like assBack to the drawing board... I'm not too keen on leaving it full candy red so I gotta think something. Maybe white to make it look like a candy. but I wanted that for a regular SAFS suit
>>6624356I will repaint the head this christmas probably but for now she stays like this. My advice is to don't touch up stuff this much and if you stripe, stripe it all.
>>6624492It's okay, I liked her face in other earlier versions too. Commitment and leaving stuff be is pretty important in this hobby
>>6624911>That planeWhat the fuck are you doing there?
You mentioned vallejo air so I suppose you meant airbrushed? It could be a lot of stuff from not well mixed (clumps of pigment and binder and areas with only pigment and carrier) or applying too much (it pools even if the layer is ""thin"") or distance of airbrushing/pressure that makes paint clump on the air before hitting and creating that texture.
>>6625528>>6624367>>6624082Actually there are several pictures of german afvs with swastikas drawn, for example the panthers G from kampfgruppe Käther (some say Ritter) near zossen ("312"
http://i2.tinypic.com/vg0bns.jpg for example) and others in the kummersdorf area (both near berlin and from the same kampfgruppe seems) as late war examples. Usually those kind of markings were done by the soviets for propaganda films/pics 99% of the time or by unhappy population on abandoned vehicles as there are no german records of this practice, although at those stages of the war there are barely any fiable documentation, so it's a bit of a grey area.
Personally I think they were painted on the abandoned vehicles by the advancing allies for propaganda/morale material. Nevertheless being a e-100 in a what if situation he can do whatever he sees fit, although that " von(?) Hitler" on the other side of the turret could be replaced with some other better slogan or a balkenkreuz at least.
