1/72 MAUS Dragon - Workbench part 2

 In previous part, I ended up with Maus painted with base color. Sometimes I have crazy ideas, and decided to try Digi Camo on this beast. Initially I thought it would be much quicker, but apparently I was wrong. Let me cover this process step by step...
It takes masking tape, scalpel, and lot of free time accompanied with patience. First masking layer on.

After all that masking  I had to take small break, since I started seeing everything in squares :)
When my vision came back to normal,  I grabbed airbrush and had couple minutes of fun. Base camo color is Light Grey (XF-66) with highlights from Medium Grey (XF-20).

When paint dried I removed masking tape. Here's the achieved effect:

Since I was pleased with the result, I moved to the next step... MORE MASKING!!!

  

After completing this, I sprayed third camouflage color Olive Green (XF-58). When I removed masks, it showed some paint went under. You cannot really rush masking process.

I wasn't completely satisfied with the outcome of third color, so I masked Maus again, changing some shapes, and last night sprayed it again.
It came out a bit better, and I will keep it that way, otherwise I'll never finish it.

Having it done, I turned to the barrels...  I mean gun barrels, and big gas barrel on the back :)

I used 3 colors for this. Base color is Hull Red (XF-9), then brightened up with Flat Red (XF-7), and finally added for highlights Citadel's Dwarf Flesh.

That's it for now, more to come soon... Stay tuned!