Pibber Tamiya 1/35

[@Boom-Talk]

Nicely done. Thank you for sharing this build.

[@Adrianosdiorama]

thank you

[@philRminiatures]

Nice build, lovely ship and crew!

[@Adrianosdiorama]

thank you my friend

[@Wielands_Schmiede]

Very nice.

[@Adrianosdiorama]

Thank you

[@tonykas.2326]

Esta maqueta me gusta pero creo que ya esta descatalogada . gracias por el video -

[@Adrianosdiorama]

Gracias por tus opiniones amigo. Compré el modelo hace un mes, así que supongo que no lo han descatalogado.

[@tonykas.2326]

Muchas gracias amigo haber si en Amazon lo encuentro un saludo.

[@piotrgrzedzinski1429]

Nice build but...The PBR was a boat with a hull constructed entirely of fiberglass, the boat was not well protected, aside from some ceramic armor shielding for the machine gun pit. So rust is a big mistake, sorry :(

[@Adrianosdiorama]

Piotr, I agree with you, but I was more interested in showing the dirty floor with dirt left by the soldiers' shoes. As you probably know, the soil in Vietnam has a color similar to rust

[@piotrgrzedzinski1429]

Not exactly, if soil is similar to rust, on the riverside the mud is rather similar to hemp. I recomend use Liquid pigment LPW05 Colonial Dark Sand from LIFECOLOR. (In my opinion, LIFECOLOR gives the genius solutions for weathering) Look on this picture from Vietnam brownwater-navy.com/vietnam/photos2/S748.jpg The riverside mud is mor yellow not red. Becouse your PBR is very nice build, I took the liberty of drawing attention to this detail. I think that once you add this correct mud to the deck, your model will be perfect 👍@@Adrianosdiorama