This is from some of the types of vehicels I have bean working on for some time now.There a lot of schatch building in this and a lot of Brass work also.
http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t248/White_r34/War%20Vehicles%20WWII%20-%20Gulf%20war/New%20Photos/White_R34_ARMOR-Gallery-aa7.jpg

http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t248/White_r34/War%20Vehicles%20WWII%20-%20Gulf%20war/New%20Photos/White_R34_ARMOR-Gallery-aa6.jpg

http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t248/White_r34/War%20Vehicles%20WWII%20-%20Gulf%20war/IDF_M151A2_w_TOW-Launcher_Images-30.jpg

http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t248/White_r34/War%20Vehicles%20WWII%20-%20Gulf%20war/IDF_M151A2_w_TOW-Launcher_Images-22.jpg

http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t248/White_r34/War%20Vehicles%20WWII%20-%20Gulf%20war/New%20Photos/White_R34_ARMOR-Gallery-aa9.jpg

http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t248/White_r34/War%20Vehicles%20WWII%20-%20Gulf%20war/New%20Photos/White_R34_ARMOR-Gallery-aa10.jpg

http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t248/White_r34/War%20Vehicles%20WWII%20-%20Gulf%20war/IDF_M151A2_w_TOW-Launcher_Images-27.jpg

http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t248/White_r34/WIPs%20war%20WWII%20to%20Iraq/IDF%20Projects/IDF-MUTT-Image-1.jpg


http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t248/White_r34/War%20Vehicles%20WWII%20-%20Gulf%20war/IDF_M151A2_w_TOW-Launcher_Images-29.jpg

So tell me what do you all think of my build.:popcorn:

:eek: Impressive!

Sick dude, sick!!! Love the paint and wear and tear. Looks killer!!!

Looks great, superb weathering job, very impressive stuff...!!!!

woow
nice details...

Nice, altough i think there's something wrong with the "mud" on the wheels. But I love all the little details.

:dogpile: We def need more Military stuff in here. This is awesome!!!

Old school with new school. I LIKE IT!

Nice job, weathering is top notch. im surprised the mods didn't scorch this thread yet. I for one think there should be a sub forum for other vehicle types, lots to be learned from military builders!

Nice job, weathering is top notch. im surprised the mods didn't scorch this thread yet. I for one think there should be a sub forum for other vehicle types, lots to be learned from military builders!


I agree. A subforum military makes a lot more sense than muscle cars/hotrod.

Ok first I must say thinks to you all for you outstanding comments. 2nd it's dryed sand not mud caked in the threds. From looking t IDF sites and talking to some friends that live in Israel and serve in the IDF they pointed out to me to do that. For that just runing in the wet sand look that a lot of them have see on mini old MUTTs and now on the Hummvees they use. From time to time I will come back and post some of my Military works if that's ok with you all and maybe if a lot of us keep putting in armor the Tech Guys will get a hint and add a new Military Wip/ Gallery.
Hay I must ask have any of you ever tryed using salt on your nonmilitary model to make paint chips, I have used it on a tank for the first time and I like it!
I know you want to see what I'm talking about well here's my tank now i'm not done with it yet I have some more detailing to do but here's a sneek-peek.
Dry salt stage:
http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t248/White_r34/WIPs%20war%20WWII%20to%20Iraq/Munitionsschlepper%20I%20Ausf%20B/000-Small_tank-paintjob-4.jpg

Painted stage:
http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t248/White_r34/WIPs%20war%20WWII%20to%20Iraq/Munitionsschlepper%20I%20Ausf%20B/000-Small_tank-paintjob-8.jpg

http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t248/White_r34/WIPs%20war%20WWII%20to%20Iraq/Munitionsschlepper%20I%20Ausf%20B/000-Small_tank-paintjob-9.jpg
So what do you think so far?
If any of you wan to see a full setp by step Tut just let me know.

Yeh, tell us more about the salt.

Ok I would put the method up in here but this is not the place for such a thing so it will be on tha CarModeling page wich is the first link in Automotive Art. I have in the past tryed to put up links to my how tos on othere sites and AF will not go for that so I must put up the hole thing for you all to see. So go over or back to tha CarModeling page to see thie tutoral.

Thanks for viewing Vince