Sturminfanteriegeschütz 33B - gallery

Yes, project is finished. Thanks for watching and let start a new model. I hope you like it.

StuG 33B - weathering vol.2 - last phase

The last weathering step is published in the topic. To finish Stug 33b I used these enamel colors from AK, which was applied randomly on the tracks like on the photo.

Stug 33B - base painting vol.4

So if the Stug 33B have winter camo then the snow must be appeared on the base. I used fine silicon sand from the resin set (for dental application) and glued it by "Sand & Gravel Glue" from AMMO of MIg Jimenez. Highly recommend glue!

The wet and mud effect was prepared by different mixtures. Some places were coated by AK enamel color. Moreover, I sprinkled pigment from MIG Productions and varnished it using "Wet effect" from AMMO. Agian using AK Interactive enamel color, dry mud spotters on the snow were ceated by blowing air over a loaded airbrush In the last phase puddles was made by resin from Vallejo (Still Water).

XII International Festival of Plastic Scale Models Bytom 2015

Award from Bytom 2015 contest. "Scalefun" group apreciated my diorama also. Thank you guys and all best for every modeller!

Whole photorelation you can find on my facebook fanpage.

Stug 33B - base painting vol.3

Let's continue the workshop theme. All base was weathered as you can see. The smoke effect was added on the upper places near windows.

Paints from Vallejo was used to create bricks and rubble.

Stug 33B - base painting vol.2

Now I present the whole scene after the next painting stage. The weathering was also started. I use different products from AK Interactive. The rubble was painted using several paints, most of the was from Model Color "Panzer Aces" palette. The cobblestone got wash from Vallejo (Wash Lavado, Sepia Shade). It's not the end of course...

Stug 33B - the rubble on the base

Keeping forward. The rubble have been added already. The roof's and shutter'sha wood parts also have been appeared. To create the rubble around the ruin I applied a terracotta glue in the first step. Then I threw crushed pieces of plaster. Fine sand was glued with AMMO Mig "Sand & gravel glue" in the last step. Time to paint, apply wash and weathering all base.