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Yeah! :D Annnnnnnyhoo, unless your H.I.S.S. is tooling around a 19th century English industrial town, a Kentucky coal mine or a Kingsford charcoal plant, you aren't gonna be doing a whole lot of predominately black weathering.

Not unless it's on an acrobatic team. If German lozenge wasn't so goddamn hard to paint i'd seriously consider doing my Fw 190D-9 in a WWI/II mixed livery.

Verily! :D

Fokker D.VII.

It's only gonna get worse the further away we get from it, to be honest. Damn Admiral.

Unduly harsh?

So it's safe to say that you too are disappointed that the Admiral WWI birds aren't ever gonna happen?

The only time i use black weathering a tank is on exhaust areas. I cut black pastels in with other colors to simulate dust, but those are usually the only times. It's not Astrophysics, butt pirate. ;)

It looks great, though i think you'd be better served rustling up some of those SpyTroops ghillie suits to simulate cover.

I meant the Tamiya. Fusion is perfectly fine, especially with proper surface prep.

Glad this is back, even though i patently disagree with step 1 in its entirety. Weathering a black vehicle is no different than any other.

Sand bag piles. I'm thinking sculpting your own or buying them from Build-a-Rama would be better.

Anyhoo, NECA is planning on turning their 18" RoboCop into a 7" figure. Word around the campfire is that a 7" scale ED-209 to go him could be a possibility. You may recall McF failed to make with one when they had the license. Think of the 1:18 applications......No pesky self-imposed WWII...

Ya know, if you have some paper dust masks laying about you may scavenge the elastic band to use for strapping. At least i plan on giving it a shot. The nose adjusting strip is highly malleable and will come in handy, as well.

Mine came loose, but i glued it back, then painted it.

You've got a bunch of ragtags operating a tank period, so nothing is sacred. The only issue with the 12.7 on the FAV is that it sits too far back for a figure to use.

Here's what you do with the side racks: Stop using them as such and sculpt some ERA blocks there. They really don't pack anything up there, the narrowness is not a toy design oversight. The aux drum lines run somewhere over to the starboard side of the tank, i want to say. I used to have a pic...

They move, this isn't fucking Chap Mei or Hasbro.

I gotta get one of these and work my black devil magic on it.

Axillary fuel drums are NOT extraneous. In fact you should be running the fuel lines to them.