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(I am not good at English)

I waited one full day after signing up to post this post. (happy)
I post it to show up a model photograph completed last Sunday.
The work process was fun.
Next, I will come up with a new model. maybe as next week.

Great work on that buggy - really excellent skin tones too.

Sweet job.

Greetings, You made the model shine with Your paint work!

Everything looks great!

Very nice buggy (working on the same model at the moment). I like the dirt and grime a lot. How did you do the weathering to the tires?

 Singleton Mosby wrote:
Very nice buggy (working on the same model at the moment). I like the dirt and grime a lot. How did you do the weathering to the tires?

I use Mr.hobby Weathering color "Sundy wash" for tire Weathering. Also use a dedicated solvent.

 Foxeye80 wrote:

 Singleton Mosby wrote:
Very nice buggy (working on the same model at the moment). I like the dirt and grime a lot. How did you do the weathering to the tires?

I use Mr.hobby Weathering color "Sundy wash" for tire Weathering. Also use a dedicated solvent.

Thanks for the reply. I guess you mix some 'sand wash' with the solvent and then just paint it on?

 Singleton Mosby wrote:

 Foxeye80 wrote:

 Singleton Mosby wrote:
Very nice buggy (working on the same model at the moment). I like the dirt and grime a lot. How did you do the weathering to the tires?

I use Mr.hobby Weathering color "Sundy wash" for tire Weathering. Also use a dedicated solvent.

Thanks for the reply. I guess you mix some 'sand wash' with the solvent and then just paint it on?

First, apply a sand wash and then clean it up with a solovent. a little.
Or It is okay to mix it up. but You need still cleaning work.

Looks incredible!! Very awesome!

Your English is fine and that paint job speaks for itself! Very nicely done and as others said, that weathering is top notch. Thanks for sharing, hope to see more!

Fantastic work. How long did the painting take you? Did you fully assemble before painting or paint subassemblies?

very nice work

 CptJake wrote:
Fantastic work. How long did the painting take you? Did you fully assemble before painting or paint subassemblies?

It took about 25 hours in 8 days.
Yes, the crew, driver, Frame, roof, wheel and bumper were sub-assembled and painted.

Really awesome work and great photography as well.

I like it

Whoa... this is some next level stuff! Seriously Orky - brootal, yet kunnin'...

Add new Warbuggy!!

I love them both. Very awesome looking.

Excellent models. Great paint jobs. How did you do the road surface? It really complements the models. I also like the screen on the second model. Please keep posting your work. It is awesome.

Pointer5 wrote:
Excellent models. Great paint jobs. How did you do the road surface? It really complements the models. I also like the screen on the second model. Please keep posting your work. It is awesome.

How to make road surface, please check the link below.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BqPiRzAHpO6/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

Excellent painting!