Decals for 28mm vehicles are a bit scarce. I have used a lot of Warlord or Rubicon 1/56 scale decals on 1/48-50 scale vehicles.
For North Vietnam vehicles, the I-94 set MI-106 might come in handy.
Random modelling pictures and comments from someone who has more interests than time...
Decals for 28mm vehicles are a bit scarce. I have used a lot of Warlord or Rubicon 1/56 scale decals on 1/48-50 scale vehicles.
For North Vietnam vehicles, the I-94 set MI-106 might come in handy.
The model was assembled into four block, the complete turret, the hull and the two track units. After masking the hull nd the track units, the whole thing was sprayed with Citadel Chaos Black.
The turret and hull were then sprayed with Humbrol 86 Light Olive from a can.
Numbers were added to the turret side from the Rubicon Soviet Tank decal set.
The straps were painted with Citadel Dryad Bark.
The tank was weathered using Humbrol Dark Earth Weathering Powders, hopefully held in place by a combination of Citadel Lahmian Medium, Agrax Earthshade and Army Painter Strong Tone.The T55 Main battle Tank was the Soviet Union's primary tank for a number of years, and was still in production (for export) after the T62 (its successor) ceased production.
This is the Empress Miniatures T55 model. It is a multi-part resin and white metal kit. The resin is a slightly yellowy white and seems to take superglue well.
It comes with loader and commander hatches, a DSHK machine gun, two rear fuel drums and white metal had rails for the turret.