1/16 Panda Pz.Kpfw 38(t) Pt. 2: Paint + Markings
In Part I, I took the Pz.38(t) through its relatively straightforward buildup. Now, it's time to paint the bloody thing! RAL 7021 The Pz.38, like all things German armor in…
In Part I, I took the Pz.38(t) through its relatively straightforward buildup. Now, it's time to paint the bloody thing! RAL 7021 The Pz.38, like all things German armor in…
Recently, I received an advance copy of Panda's new 1/16 Pz.Kpfw 38(t) to review for Scale Plastic & Rail (read the review HERE). You can read all about the kit…
Part I | PART II| Part III | Part IV When approaching a biplane, I think it's helpful to consider them as a completely different genre from other aircraft. Literally,…
PART I | Part II | Part III | Part IV As I was nearing the end of my long Trumpeter P-47 build, I was chomping at the bit for…
Part I | Part II | Part III | Part IV | Part V |PART VI When we last left the Jug, the French markings had been applied and the…
Part I | Part II | Part III | Part IV With the main scheme laid down, I moved on to gloss "Wilma Jeanne" ahead of decal work and immediately…
Part I | Part II | Part III | Part IV | PART V In Part IV, the French Jug got its stripes (and its Olive Drab): Now, it's time…
Part I | Part II | PART III | Part IV The 262's turn at the airbrush came at a frustrating time for me. On the one hand, I've been…
Part I | PART II | Part III | Part IV Sometimes kits just fall together. I normally associate them with Tamiya, Wingnut Wings and a few other select manufacturers.…
Part I | Part II | Part III | PART IV | Part V Finally! After first starting this kit waaaay back at the start of November, three months later,…