WW1 Whippet 1:35 Meng
Had a blast with this kit! Meng kits cover go together beautifully. Despite the unusual design of this tank this kit, like other Meng kits, went together beautifully. Given the subject, I was able to try out a lot of weathering tools, like Vallejo mud spatters, AK filters and washes, and tried Abteilung 502 weathering oils for the first time.
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Craig Abrahamson said on January 9, 2017
The finish, weathering and detail work is outstanding, sir. Very nice build.
George Henderson said on January 9, 2017
Nifty little brute. Great job on the weathering
George Williams said on January 10, 2017
She certainly looks like she has come straight off the battlefield, great texture with your weathering.
Rob Pollock said on January 10, 2017
Great job, Dennis.
Scott Nelson said on January 10, 2017
Man! You really nailed this one Dennis! That is just superb work!
Terry Schuler said on January 10, 2017
Dennis, A real winner !, I’d like to see this on a diorama. Very nice !!
Jeff Bailey said on January 10, 2017
It looks real. That’s the highest compliment I can give! Great job!
Ulf Lundberg said on January 10, 2017
You really have done a great and consistent paint-job on this one.
Hat off
Greg Kittinger said on January 10, 2017
Excellent work! Looks like it belongs in no man’s land…
Robert Royes said on January 10, 2017
Amazing weathering, great job!
Steven Davis said on January 10, 2017
Amazing love the mud splatters weathering is spot on. Track plates are rusted perfect!
Bill Koppos said on January 11, 2017
Whippet Good! Great mud job (environmental enhancement).
Rick Beman said on January 13, 2017
Simply impressive, Dennis! Great job!
Richard Mcstay said on January 16, 2017
The Meng kits are great aren’t they! But it takes some skill to elevate them to this level!