Static Modeling Blog
Post about scale modeling techniques.
The barbed wire appears since more than a century in the battlefields, so it could end up in some of our scale model works!
The technique I'm using here is not my invention, you can find it everywhere on the Internet or in specialized magazines. However, for the sake of completeness, I'm putting here my personal experience too! 😉
There are a lot of different valid techniques to replicate the pattern of the Zimmerit coating on a scale model. In this brief tutorial I'll describe the one I used on the model I'm currently building.
This time I wanted to make something different from the usual dirt road. Thus, I decided to try and make a paved stone base for a diorama.
This jewel of German engineering has always been one of my favourite vehicles. So, when I saw this model during an expo, I bought it immediately! Thus, in this post I will show you the phases of assembling and painting of my model of Leopard 2A5.
The 16th model I completed, built from November 2015 to March 2016, represents a British infantry tank Matilda Mk II, used during the Second World War. It caught my attention mainly due to its unique camouflage pattern.