
"T-34/85s by GHQ" Topic
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Captain Pete | 08 Mar 2025 8:40 a.m. PST |
Here are a few pictures of some of my GHQ T-34/85s. I recently acquired these back from a friend as part of a trade for some commission work. I painted these for him around 12 years ago. Some of the antennas have gotten mashed down a bit. I will have to replace them at some point.
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Raynman  | 08 Mar 2025 8:48 a.m. PST |
Always good to see your work, Cap'n Pete! Excellent as ever! |
deadhead  | 08 Mar 2025 3:19 p.m. PST |
That second photo shows the edge highlighting, the shading and whatever is the term applied to putting a lighter colour into a panel…..I have heard it. I try to do it in 1/72, when not swamped with Waterloo work. Not as good as this. Stick an 85mm gun onto a T34 and you think God help the enemy. But yet, a kid with a hand held Panzerfaust and a will to die for the Fatherland could take out the first one, at least. Or a mine could blow off a track. Or the optics let you down. These do look almost unstoppable…almost. |
FlyXwire | 09 Mar 2025 4:50 a.m. PST |
The paint jobs look to have held up well these past dozen years too! Expert work Pete. |
Captain Pete | 10 Mar 2025 7:15 a.m. PST |
Thank you all very much, Raynman, deadhead, and FlyXwire. I really appreciate it. FlyXwire, these T-34/85s were painted back during the time I was painting some of the models for GHQ. I know that during that time I really tried to step up my game for painting these things. It has been an evolution for sure over the last 35 years or so. |
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