Let's start painting step-by-step Zvezda KV-1 obr 1940 kit. In fact this whole process took me about 2 weeks, because lack of time and also I was not happy with model assembly. When cut off of sprues, I wanted to add magnet, so the turret can be easily removed, then glued the rest of the kit. I believe this is just my own personal preference, but I really hate this part with Zvezda models particularly. Besides some different measures in comparison to other manufacturers, I think main disadvantage of Zvezda kits in general is it's assembling and customizing for Flames of War game. Anyways, some might say: "What would you expect for 4 bucks?"...
Step 1: Unboxing
Step2: Assembling and basecoating with spray.
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| I love magnets. Some major cuts by hobby knife had been done... |
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| Doesn't look too bad, isn't it? |
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| Spray from OBI market - 700ml for 200 CZK (~ 9 USD) |
Step 3: Applying base color.
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| Done with green color... |
Step 4: Applying black wash.
Step 5: Brushing with green again.
Step 6: Applying pigment.
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| I love this thing! |
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| Oh, I love rust on this KV-1! |
Step 7: Decals
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| Helps to with shiny effects on decals. |
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| Done! |
Step 8: Matt Varnish and we are all done! Happy riding little Soviet monster!
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| Cost is about 250 CZK (11 USD) per 400ml can . |
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| 2nd tank |
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3rd tank
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| All 3 guys together! |
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Write commentsThanks for giving some good tips for the upcoming painters and designers. I am also having classes for that and i want to work as a professional as well as freelancer in the same field. I hope this tutorial helps me.
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