Posted 21 July 2007 - 03:05 AM
OK, took me a while, but there appears to be an inconsistancy. Did you weather it in parts? Or fully assembled?
For a kit like this, I'd weather it as if it were in tank mode all the time, so an weathering and wear would be consistent. Then, when it transforms, you might end up with a streak of oil that is now horizontal. I believe this is what you did. Did you study modern armor pictures to see how real tanks weather?
In picture #6, on the mid track section, there appears to be a streak of oil/grime between two boltheads on the armor skirt that is going at a 45 degree angle (on the bent up forward part of the track). It seems kind of odd for an oil streak to be there. Even those these are futuristic thingys, they are still machines, and you shouldn't have an oil streak where ther shouldn't be any oil. The armor skirts around any tank will be beat up, dirty, dusty, etc, but I'm hard pressed to think of how they would get oily.
Ok, that was my nitpick. The back of the tank looks kind of clean considering how muddy the tracks are, but other than that. it is very well done.
MarkW
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