That looks real nice. I need to move into cold war stuff
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Hey Dan, what paint brand and colors did you use for your T-34? I think I asked you before but don't remember. I've decided my next project is to refit and repaint my T34. I'm still using Tamiya TS rattlecans and had read that their TS-28 OD2 is the suggested approximation to 4BO?
Since you are the Master of Green, I'm looking for suggestions.
Thanks, Merry Christmas
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This one I airbrushed using Tamiya XF13, which they call J.A. Green (Japanese Army) but it works well for Russian WWII armor (a tip from Joao Moita). For rattle can TS28 is excellent, I just painted the half track with that over Tamiya fine gray primer.
Hey Dan, what paint brand and colors did you use for your T-34? I think I asked you before but don't remember. I've decided my next project is to refit and repaint my T34. I'm still using Tamiya TS rattlecans and had read that their TS-28 OD2 is the suggested approximation to 4BO?
Since you are the Master of Green, I'm looking for suggestions.
Thanks, Merry Christmas
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Vallejo's Hobby Paint Russian 4BO rattle can is an excellent Soviet green paint. I did my Tamiya KV1 and KV2 with it and also my Taigen T-34/85. Don't want to butt into this thread so there is a picture of the T-34 on the Can Am thread post 60. It's also about half the price of a Tamiya rattle canComment
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Yes now I remember our conversation about the J.A. Green Dan. Thank you. And yes my searches have all turned up the TS-28 as the best Tamiya rattle can option. Tamiya cans are the most widely available at my hobby shops. Since I'm still airbrush impaired I'm resigned to rattles for a bit longer. I had this crazy idea of practicing using Ammo/Mig washable whitewash on my T-34 since I've decided to repaint it after assessing it's current state and deficiencies.
Ohh and BTW, that's your new name "Green Dan".
Thank you for sharing Panzermech. I am intrigued but alas my local hobby shops don't carry Vallejo and I'm not n the mood to order the stuff I want instant gratification of going to pick it up this week. But cool idea, thanks again.Vallejo's Hobby Paint Russian 4BO rattle can is an excellent Soviet green paint. I did my Tamiya KV1 and KV2 with it and also my Taigen T-34/85. Don't want to butt into this thread so there is a picture of the T-34 on the Can Am thread post 60. It's also about half the price of a Tamiya rattle can
Thank you both and Merry Christmas.
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Pics are welcome!Vallejo's Hobby Paint Russian 4BO rattle can is an excellent Soviet green paint. I did my Tamiya KV1 and KV2 with it and also my Taigen T-34/85. Don't want to butt into this thread so there is a picture of the T-34 on the Can Am thread post 60. It's also about half the price of a Tamiya rattle canComment
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Okay this is the image of the T-34 with the Vallejo. It was it's first time outside and other than a coat of Testors Dullcote and some light dust weathering it hadn't been completed including still needing stuff attaching but gives an idea of the shade of green. I also like Vallejo's rattle can Panzergrau which is a closer shade to the real thing. Tamiya's always seems to be too light.
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Excellent job!
Okay this is the image of the T-34 with the Vallejo. It was it's first time outside and other than a coat of Testors Dullcote and some light dust weathering it hadn't been completed including still needing stuff attaching but gives an idea of the shade of green. I also like Vallejo's rattle can Panzergrau which is a closer shade to the real thing. Tamiya's always seems to be too light.
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