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Justin Wooding
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 Re: BTR - 152 (in the hands of the Taliban) Hello Evgenji, Just paint the turban in cabbage colours then  Woody...
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Evgenij Tur
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Re: BTR - 152 (in the hands of the Taliban)
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Ian Shumsky
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Re: BTR - 152 (in the hands of the Taliban) Looking very nice Evgenij -- lots of great details around such as the RPG in the truck! I'm glad you decided to go with the figures and the base  Cheers, Ian
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Rob Matthews
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Re: BTR - 152 (in the hands of the Taliban) Evgenij - that is some very fine weathering
Very fine result and the figures look superb
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Steve Hutchinson
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Re: BTR - 152 (in the hands of the Taliban) Hi Evgenij Your turban figures are quite the "real deal", and quickly, hope to see it all together soon, as the BTR looks really good with the AK treatment  Really good Steve H
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Evgenij Tur
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Greg Beckman
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Re: BTR - 152 (in the hands of the Taliban) Fabulous ruffing on that car. Looks great.
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Evgenij Tur
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Re: BTR - 152 (in the hands of the Taliban) Thanks Greg! I think that all the same managed to get something that was planned, allocated dark wash from AK Int gap, caused the "base color" acrylic from Tamiya and after that with the help of heavy chipping from AK interactive, "lost it". Before:    AFTER:     Probably could have been done better, but I'm no more able to.
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Justin Wooding
Joined: Tue Apr 07, 2009 12:23 pm
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Location: Seymour, Victoria, Australia
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Re: BTR - 152 (in the hands of the Taliban) Hello Evgenij, Evgenij Tur wrote: Probably could have been done better, I don't think so mate! It looks fantastic and very real to me  Woody...
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Matt Parvis
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Re: BTR - 152 (in the hands of the Taliban) Justin Wooding wrote: Hello Evgenij, Evgenij Tur wrote: Probably could have been done better, I don't think so mate! It looks fantastic and very real to me Woody... Exactly what I was thinking. Matt
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