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My friends, after finding some good inspiration during a walk in a rather muddy forest this weekend I proceeded to weather the tracks. 

I used the same methods as on the lower hull and tracks, and some additional contrast will be added once the upper surfaces are weathered as well. I find it easier to achieve the final balance once every effect is roughly blocked in, so you can expect some additional dark tones, some wet glossy stains, etc.! 😁Next up: the rest of the tank 😁 

After listening to the newest episode of Sprue Cutters Union podcast with Lester Plaskitt I'm starting to consider a small, simple vignette to help set the scene. My newfound philosophy for dioramas and vignettes was that the groundwork should "host" the entire model, including a long gun barrel, but what if it's not really a dio, a vignette, but a "decorated display stand"? (Anyone remember that term from the OG days? 😁) 

What are your thoughts? Long barrel, small base, gun protruding from the scene? Yay or nay? 

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Anonymous

I think you should paint the barrel pink and stick a giant dragonfly to the end of it so as to emphasize the *frogginess* of it. ;) I have faith that whatever you do it will look DY-NO-MYTE!

Tim Malinowski

I’d say yay to the protruding gun barrel, but in my oppinion, it’s not very useful if you want to cover the thing up with a glass cover of sorts. But if not, it looks really nice and kind of aggressive. However, to flex with your all around modeling skills, a diorama is far Supreme!

nightshiftmodeller

My models spend most of their life as dust collectors (no glass cases above each one) so that shouldn't be an issue, ha! 😁