BRONEKATER BK 1125

Get real wet appearence and humidity effects on vehicles or dioramas.

EFFECTS:
Apply the effect using a fine sized round soft paintbrush. Work with the product onto your scale model in desired areas getting a slight sheen creating the appearance of dampness, moisture, and wetness. Let dry for about 15 minutes then clean the excess, if is needed, by using a brush dampened with Thinner for Washes. You can also use in verical lines like rain effects.

Special wash for SCIFI,decay & and abandoned vehicles

WASH TECHNIQUE:
Apply the wash using a medium sized round soft paintbrush. Deposit the wash onto your scale model around details, seams and in holes creating fake shadows hi-lighting details. Let the wash dry for about 15 minutes then clean the excess using a brush dampened with Thinner for Washes. Use a fine pointy 00 size brush to apply more refined pin-washes where you feel they might be necessary such as in weld seams and around bolts and rivets

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Tanker is the most specialized magazine in the world, devoted entirely to painting techniques painting and weathering techniques of military vehicles. In this issue we focus on mud. We will show through different tutorials, and sbs articles how to implement these techniques and how to translate to your models. Again the best modelers in the world showing us their tricks and techniques. You will learn through high quality photos and step by steps many new ways to use different products to recreate realistic mud in your vehicles. Printed for collecting in high quality format, TTM is a collectible resource packed with useful techniques and inspiration.

Content :

Mud introduction article.
_ BT-7 (1935) Wet and Dry Layered Mud
_ T26E4 Pershing. Projected Mud by Tracks
_ German T-70. Winter Mud
_ BMP-2 Chechen War. Mud Texture Combined
_ Winston Churchill. Mud & Moisture
_ Pixelpower Type 90. Subtle Mud and Splaters
_ FT-17 France 1940. Integration of Vehicles in a Muddy Terrain
_ Rasputitsa. How to Make a Muddy Road
_ Battle Taxi Ram Kngaroo. Scenery with Mud
_ School Of Techniques.
_ Tips and Tricks.
_ Gallery of Mud.
_ Interview at the work Bench. Chris Jerret

To create realistic rust effects over all types of scale models

EFFECTS:
Apply the effects using a medium sized round soft paintbrush. Deposit the wash onto your scale model around details, seams and in holes creating fake shadows hi-lighting details. Let dry for about 15 minutes then clean the excess using a brush dampened with Thinner for Washes. Use a fine pointy 00 size brush to apply more refined pin-washes where you feel they might be necessary such as in weld seams and around bolts and rivets. The efect can be used in vertical lines to create streaking effects.

This is a 1/35 scale armoured Soviet Motorboat BK1125 cast resin model kit. Its resin casting is top quality, with the large hull and deck sections being perfectly without any warping and the smaller parts free of any air holes or other blemishes. The most part of the pieces has been improved respect the previous in this deluxe limited edition. As the kit is a very limited edition with 1 figure bonus and a deluxe wooden box it could well become a collector’s item.
This half sunken version of the original Mig Productions Bronekater kit is designed in a manner that displays it rest in at an angle with the rear submersed. This kit will add a fantastic and chaotic appearance to any Eastern Front shoreline diorama. The cut hull sits absolutely flat on the ground. The boat is accurately designed, containing a detailed armoured cabin, three turrets and numerous hatches. A section containing a large shell hole is also included coloured step-by-step instructions showing how to install this unique part into the deck. Metal chains for the railings and other accessories are also included .

*Recommended for ages 14 and over

HISTORY: The BK boats were used between 1939 and 1945 on all European fronts from Austria to Stalingrad and in all rivers and were armed with different combinations of turrets and KATUSKA rockets for bombardment with the model depicting a boat with three 12.7mm machine gun turrets from the T-28 or T-35 tank and a 76.2mm T-34 Model 1941 main turret. The BK boat had a 10 man Naval infantry crew and were transported by train to move the units from a river to river and was specially designed to cross tunnels and bridges on board train wagons.

The Soviets used these ships in frontal attacks against other land tanks or enemy infantry with those armed with KATUSKA rockets for bombardment against fortifications or cities (Vienna in Austria was bombed with these ships).

The BK boats can be painted in 4 different camouflage schemes:

• Light Grey
• White, Grey and light grey
• Green
• Green and Brown, like the T-34 tanks.

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Use this colour to light up darker colours, to combine with other gray tones on figures or vehicles on their illuminated areas, in winter scenarios or to work Panzer gray vehicles. It is also very helpful for illuminating war ships and modern military aircrafts.

For Vehicles & Aircrafts painted in White, light Sand, Red Primer and for SCIFI Vehicles.

WASH TECHNIQUE:
Apply the wash using a medium sized round soft paintbrush. Deposit the wash onto your scale model around details, seams and in holes creating fake shadows hi-lighting details. Let the wash dry for about 15 minutes then clean the excess using a brush dampened with Thinner for Washes. Use a fine pointy 00 size brush to apply more refined pin-washes where you feel they might be necessary such as in weld seams and around bolts and rivets

For Grey Vehicles & Aircrafts and specially for the Panzer Grey color

WASH TECHNIQUE:
Apply the wash using a medium sized round soft paintbrush. Deposit the wash onto your scale model around details, seams and in holes creating fake shadows hi-lighting details. Let the wash dry for about 15 minutes then clean the excess using a brush dampened with Thinner for Washes. Use a fine pointy 00 size brush to apply more refined pin-washes where you feel they might be necessary such as in weld seams and around bolts and rivets.

In the longest and bloodiest war in the Caucasus, the Chechnya Campaign, the world became witness to the scale of armored vehicles used by the Russian military. Mixing various color patterns from different periods some very colorful schemes and markings were seen; with this set it is possible make some of the most well-known infantry armored vehicles such as the BTR-80, BMP-1, and BMP-2