KV-122
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4 30 May 2020, 06:55

I guess the Soviets just put everything they could think of on the KV chassis... 😄 Is that basically an IS-2 turret there?
Great looking engine - you are not seriously keeping it under the cover? 😮
1 June 2020, 10:13

The cover is there to prevent the engine from turning green 🙂 I'm now experimenting with Vallejo chipping medium and MRPaint. Vallejo says to only combine with acrylics, we shall see. As MRP doesn't provide a good "booklet" of what their colors look like, I tried all shades of green I have to find on that works best. I think I'll go with MRP-102, SEA green.
I did find an online reference to their colors, however the shade they show for MRP-26, 4BO, is nothing like what it looks like on the tank. Thus, I'm spraying it on some spare parts to see what it actually looks like.
1 June 2020, 13:49

Very nice vivid green! 👍
brings back memories on exactly how my 30l Aquarium looked like a couple of years ago, shortly before some final decisions had to be made...😉
30 June 2020, 13:20

Did you put a glossy varnish on it and applied washes and oil paints? How did that turn out?
30 June 2020, 15:30
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Got a Bronco KV-122 on the cheap. Never heard of either Bronco or KV-122 before. Bronco was a nice surprise, parts are nicely moulded, fit very well together. There was no flash and the model needed only a small bit of putty.
KV-122 turns out was a prototype to test a larger caliber gun, I think it ended up in some IS tank afterwards. I'm not too excited about it, but like the overall menacing shape.