After the model-con, there wasn't a whole lot I wanted to do while I recover from my heart attack. But I needed to do something, so I grabbed this KS600 from my stash and began working on it.
This is the hardest kit I've
done so far. Mainly because it is smaller than my other builds. Some of the pieces reminded me of PE, thankfully there was none used on this.
It was a great kit and a blast to build. Only real complaint are the instructions and paint colors. You had to look carefully at each section to see what colors were to be used versus the part numbers. I really didn't want to go German Grey, so I opted for the Dark Yellow.
Weathering was pretty simple. I just used one of my sanding sticks to rub away the yellow paint. Once the weathering was done, I finished it off with an oil wash.
The figures were pretty standard. They were well molded, little flash and seam lines were minimal.
After some Vallejo paints, little bit of Tamiya paints, this little bugger is complete.
While waiting for this winter storm to come through, I decided to take it outside for a few photos. Doesn't look too bad.
