15mm Panzer IV painting log: filter, decals & weathering

[@TerryCrokinoleBrown]

They are really starting to look quite gorgeous. Good work sir!

[@modeldads]

+Terry Brown Cheers mate

[@militarywargaming7840]

Again an excellent tutorial old bean.

[@modeldads]

+Mark Landymore Cheers ears!

[@jjab99]

Very interesting video and packed full of tips and advice, many thanks.

[@modeldads]

+jjab99 Glad you found it useful!

[@horationoseblower6336]

Interesting gadget for decals. You mentioned blue tack but also look into fly fishing rigs or the like with alligator clips. The clips hold the comb while you worry about manipulating the piece you're applying the decal to.

[@pbeccas]

Great vid, really enjoyed it.

[@Neves1789]

Excellent as always! As said below, how are you getting on with the Afghanistan and Chechnya projects? I recently got hold of my Eureka MVD and Chechens with some QRF vehicles and AK/MiG paints (and I've got you to thank for all of that ;) )

[@modeldads]

+Neves1789 Blimey :) Well the Afghan project has pretty much stalled in favour of Normandy stuff I'm afraid. Sorry to disapoint

[@Neves1789]

+modeldads Haha, no worries, we all have that unpainted model mountain and Normandy is such a rewarding theatre to collect and play in. Where did you get your 21st Pz Becker vehicles? I've been looking at both BF and QRF, but BF is somewhat expense whereas QRF hasn't got the best quality.

[@modeldads]

+Neves1789 They're all BF I'm afraid :) A lot were picked up on ebay tho, so you can get them a little cheaper say 10 - 20%

[@Neves1789]

Nice, I'll have look around and see what I can find. Might also try out the Command Decision ones!

[@modeldads]

+Neves1789 Is that Skytrex?

[@stitchem7]

Great paint jobs,...it's too bad the models weren't worthy of your efforts. It looks as if the mold makers were a bit lazy around the tracks and turret joining areas. I have heard of modelers cutting the tracks apart and casting the better sections in resin, then after introducing a bend and removing some guide teeth assembling cast parts onto the offensive areas in front and back, using CA glue.

[@UrSilverLining]

fantastic. btw could u get back to your modern Afghanistan project please