@paul the comment guy of this universe :
Dream on boy!
You can only dream to have a masterpiece like this.

It's easy to say things like this about you also
I bet your tanks look like [auto-censored]
flapdrol!!

That's a forum,in real life guys like you don't say 2 words!!
mottige aap

I really hope you're a troll as Paul's comments were spot on, and he wasn't bringing the builder down at all. Do the techniques look good, absolutely. Do they look representative of a vehicle in combat for a few months in the winter, no.
Looks great, I like it for the artistic side but I totally agree with Paul. Constructive criticism is a good thing.
Eric.

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@paul the comment guy of this universe :
Dream on boy!
You can only dream to have a masterpiece like this.

It's easy to say things like this about you also
I bet your tanks look like [auto-censored]
flapdrol!!

That's a forum,in real life guys like you don't say 2 words!!
mottige aap

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Well, that was certainly quite the well thought out rebuttal to my comments.

As for not saying 2 words face-to-face there are an awful lot of AMPS members who know me and know that I espouse this same viewpoint in many conversations at shows. Normally those conversations are with the builder over a beer as we discuss the various merits of various weathering techniques.

This does not seem to be your method of communicating a differing point of view, however.

I do have to ask what "[auto-censored] flapdrol" might be as it isn't something that I'm familiar with.

As for my models, a number of them are in the Kitmaker gallery here on Armorama and more are over on Track Link also under the "tankmodeler" name. I invite you to critique them as much as you wish. It's your right.

Can I paint like tomkanzaky? Dunno, I never tried as the method doesn't fit my views on weathering. Has it been well done? As I said right off, yes it has.

I await, with bated breath, your next erudite missive...

Paul