Soviet ISU-152 (15mm)

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**ScootyPuffJunior**

A friend of mine introduced me to TANKS skirmish game over the weekend and I really enjoyed it. It's easy to learn, fast to play, and best of all it's cheap. I picked up a few Soviet expansions and set to work getting them built and painted. I started off with the ISU-152 because I have a soft spot for assault guns. This model was painted with Tamiya paints and weathered with Mig enamels and pigments.

**sgr**

Looks very, very solid and neat. Have you thought about colour modulation?

**ScootyPuffJunior**

sgr wrote:
Looks very, very solid and neat. Have you thought about colour modulation?

Thanks mate.

I'm not a fan of color modulation because I think it looks unrealistic. What I did on this little guy was add paint fading by priming and black and using white to make a cloudy inconsistent area where I wanted the paint faded, like on top of the barrel, engine deck, and the top and sides of the casemate. It's a little more noticeable if you zoom in on the picture in my gallery.

**sgr**

Whatever suits you better

. I prefer modulation, because - in my opinion - it looks better on - usually - poorly lit gaming tables, but I agree, it looks slighty unrealistic.

**WhiteWolf01**

Really nice! Great weathering too.

Have fun derping your friends/enemies into oblivion!