Monogram M48A2

Phil Marchese
Talk nice about your elders... you got it looking fine!

Alan Rush
Great first build (for a tank) Jermaine! 👍 When you say the kit was a PIG, that is not like when "bad" can mean "good" right? Old kit with questionable fit? You made it look good in the end. 🙂

Mike K
Very nice. You made that old kit look good. 👍

Ulf Petersen
To me the general appearance of a model is far more important than the last bit in details and historical correctness. In this sense that's a fantastic work, congrats!👍

Vorya hidaryan
Perfect job!

Jermaine Hoskin Auteur
Thanks a lot mates, the nice comments you get make it all worth the effort. I also want to thank Hunter Cummins and Coen C for the great tips that helped me thru the build.

Hunter Cummins
Your quite welcome my man, turned out kick ass 🙂

Dirk Fries
Great Job on this rather old Kit.

Clifford Keesler
Looks good to me. I'm still struggling with my first tank. I have no idea how to paint the darn thing! LOL.

Murad ÖZER
@Clifford when in danger when in doubt, load up your airbrush with olive drab!

@Jermaine nice paintjob of a monotone scheme, surely doesn't look bland. 👍

Urban Gardini
Good job Jermaine! It's modellin' after all in the end n' not assembling...

Clifford Keesler
It is supposed to be camouflaged, but I can't quite figure out which colors to use. I have thought about painting it sand as it is a M1A2, which I think were used in Desert Storm. I'm not to knowelagble about armor.

Urban Gardini
Make it pink with lime green dots and claim that it's camouflaged for a Pride festival...

Urban Gardini
Jermaine, what you can do with your build is to fill up the visors on the MG cupola with thinned gloss blue-black paint. It's easyer to control the paint flow with thin paint with the help of the capilary effect.

Bill Davis
Looks good!

Eric
Looks amazing!

Jermaine Hoskin Auteur
Thanks guys! The oil washes I used really made this paint finish come to life.