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Churchill MK.III Avre in Normandy 1944.

Posted by santifernandez on 24 Nov 2016, 21:06

mates,my last model.
hope you like and you coment and critics are welcome.
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Posted by Peter on 24 Nov 2016, 21:35

:shock: :shock: :shock:

Stunning work on this tank Santi! :thumbup:
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Posted by Wiking on 25 Nov 2016, 01:22

Look perfect.
Smoke at the flame thrower, sand dust in each corner.
Looking forward for the LEGIONNAIRE crew.

Beside the brand new looking markings at a used tank.

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Posted by Kostis Ornerakis on 25 Nov 2016, 01:33

Very high standars on this Santi. :thumbup:
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Posted by Beano Boy on 25 Nov 2016, 02:47

Seeing this WWII Tank makes me want to try picking up my brush again. It is stunning fine work Santi. BB
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Posted by Beano Boy on 25 Nov 2016, 03:07

Opps I forgot to add,so I will do it now.

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This Churchill Variant Santi, painted fired a massive Bunker Busting 290mm calibre mortar.

They were all brave men loading and driving with that thing in front. BB
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Posted by Hellboy on 25 Nov 2016, 09:40

Fantastic! :yeah: Everything is perfect. Lacquer damage, soot, rust, dust, etc. Everything is completely realistic. :shock: A masterpiece! Congratulations :-D
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Posted by Kekso on 25 Nov 2016, 12:20

Spanish art school. Congratulations Santi :occasion:
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Posted by Graeme on 25 Nov 2016, 13:26

It looks so real I expect the stand to collapse under the weight. You do this so well.
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Posted by despertaferro on 28 Nov 2016, 10:50

I’m always amazed by how you can turn these small vehicles on something that looks near to the real thing… :shock:

You’re painting skills are almost magic to me :drool:

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Posted by MABO on 29 Nov 2016, 22:02

There is nothing more to say! Wonderful Santi!
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Posted by Carlos on 29 Nov 2016, 22:30

I see this post several times and again, and everitime I find something new and amazing.
Stuning work in weatering, dirting and the "chiping" is...tre-men-dous!!!
Great, great job Santi.
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Posted by Carlos on 29 Nov 2016, 22:35

Santi, didi you used the salt techinque for the chipping?
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Posted by santifernandez on 01 Dec 2016, 19:13

Carlos wrote:Santi, didi you used the salt techinque for the chipping?

I have not used the lacquer technique, only sponge for the chips and several different washes of oils.
I am very happy the words to my work.
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Posted by willers on 13 Dec 2016, 19:54

very good work :yeah:

Have over 400 tanks, they send you by post order to paint her new :mrgreen:
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Posted by Das_Dirch on 14 Dec 2016, 12:05

Hello Santi,

fine work :yeah: . I like the weathering :yeah:
Question, are you sure that the inside of the hatches are white?
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Posted by santifernandez on 14 Dec 2016, 19:09

Das_Dirch wrote:Hello Santi,

fine work :yeah: . I like the weathering :yeah:
Question, are you sure that the inside of the hatches are white?

I'm not sure but I think they painted the interior in light colors to satisfy the lack of light and space.
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Posted by huib on 14 Dec 2016, 21:20

A very beautiful Churchill, Santi! To my taste the dust is a bit too heavy, but on the other hand the chipping is marvellous and the metal shine on the worn edges is excellent, and the rust too! Great weathering! :yeah: :yeah:

Which brand of Churchill kit is this?

Indeed the inside of British tanks was in a light colour: silver in the beginning of the war and gloss white later in the war. But the inside of the hatches however was in the outside camouflage colour for camouflage reasons.

By the way, the 290mm grenade fired by this mastodont was nicknamed 'the flying dustbin'.
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Posted by santifernandez on 19 Dec 2016, 18:14

Sorry huib for not Answer before, the kit is dragon but has some faults in the chains and exhaust pipes.
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Posted by Luke05 on 28 Jan 2017, 21:23

Very cool. :-D
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