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Heres a few pictures of a superheavy tank









Any and all comments welcome.

Hell yeah!
I love Bane blades and you have given a great mini a proper paint job.Check my pics out to see what i did with mine.
Anyway like i said great work.

looks sweet man, although i would try to make those circles into blobs

Nice job on the mud. I love the camo pattern!

thanks for your comments. I wonder how many fellow painters have tried that camo pattern on something that big?

I must point out, other than the base colour the rest of the painting was done by hand including the spots!

nice.

Cool. Nice treads!

I love baneblades, and this one looks epic!

Sick...

Fantastic paint job!

crapgame wrote:I must point out, other than the base colour the rest of the painting was done by hand including the spots!

I'm not sure whether to congratulate you or offer my condolences.

Excellent job! Reminded me to make a start on mine its been sat around unpainted for while. How did you do your tank tracks by the way they look good

Very tasty, hmmm I need to get me one of those...

Nice job

I like all of it cept the spots unfortunately. But like i said the treads and mudjob more than make up for it!

thanks for the comments guys. Its nice to know i'm doing something right. The spots were the most time consuming part of the painting process for such a big model.

For the tracks what i tend to do is firstly base coat them in tinbiz and drybrush them in boltgun metal (cept you can't really see that through the mud). The mud effect was achieved with Mig pigments - Dry Mud. I ended up using an empty paint pot to put some of the power into and added a bit water. Trouble is with the pigments they WILL rub off if you handle the model so its best to seal the pigments as best you can. I used the pigment fixer what works wonders. I have that answered your question hogzofwar.

Thanks again