Building And Painting The 1/72 T-54B From AMMO

[@keithedmunds7536]

great work you have given me the confidence to shade and weather my tank builds thanks for sharing

[@johnkelley9877]

Excellent work Peter! The fading and weathering of the paint look great. With each model you make you get better and better. Thanks for sharing this.

[@anyblunder6782]

I think you did a very good job. I’m more comfortable with oils than acrylics though. Still, it works just as well for you.

[@TheAlleyman]

Nice video - you're progress in modelling and editing is really good!

[@stocky5670]

thank you!

[@richardpechmann811]

Great work man! Another 1:72 scale please.

[@JoseTorres-z6k]

Great job

[@reneterk3063]

Nice model 👍👌

[@IgorSevcov]

🤝👍

[@pumelo1]

NONSENCE on INTERNET and this kit from A.MiG! Czechoslovakia NEVER HAD T-54B! In my country we made T-54A under soviet license. Initial 1958. The grill covers of T-54A are diferente and tank was lifetime modernised /60-80s/, first to T-54AM...AM1...AM2. Many other differences and specifications, just as Poland modified its licensed T-54A from 1956.

[@pumelo1]

Your kit is not bad, but "aluminum or silver color" is not used so much for wash and wheatering, it looks unnatural then

[@feijishen]

Bro, you have Nail clubbing，suggest you consult a doctor