Newer release for Dragon. The kit went together OK except for some fidley bits of Photo Etch. The only real issue as the frailty of the gluable tracks and the poor fit. Needed to cut out links to make a proper fit.
The only Photo Etch parts I used were the screen over the muffler and mud scrapers under the fenders. That wasn't too bad to handle.
I used the new Fitness Putty, or similar Panzer Putty if you want to pay twice the price, to mask the color scheme in layers. The putty provided a semi hard edging.
I washed the tank in layers of oils, black and burnt umber combinations, then dot streaked with white. The nice rust effects were from the undiluted Burnt Umber.
The destroyed Palm Tree trunks were a special limited run resin cast set from an AMPS show in 2012.
The only Photo Etch parts I used were the screen over the muffler and mud scrapers under the fenders. That wasn't too bad to handle. 
I used the new Fitness Putty, or similar Panzer Putty if you want to pay twice the price, to mask the color scheme in layers. The putty provided a semi hard edging. 
I washed the tank in layers of oils, black and burnt umber combinations, then dot streaked with white. The nice rust effects were from the undiluted Burnt Umber. 
The destroyed Palm Tree trunks were a special limited run resin cast set from an AMPS show in 2012.
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