Detail washes and flat coat applied. The very first layers of 'dust' have been added using a thin layer of enamel paints heavily diluted with white spirits.
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About This Blog
The purpose of this blog is to hopefully inspire Ma.K fans by informing them about the real history behind the iconic emblems and insignia that have become an integral part of the background of this hobby. As they say, truth is stranger than fiction, and it's hoped that these interesting historical anecdotes might prove fun to read and provide just the spark for your next Ma.K project.
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Thanks
I would like to warmly thank the following people ...
William Chen, for graciously allowing me to link to his Maschinen Krieger kit scans.
Bryan Krueger, for rekindling my interest in this hobby, sharing his wealth of Ma.K knowledge and putting me onto Blogger.
Todd McGee, for kindly allowing me to use his invaluable translations, for providing me with an astonishing treasure trove of materials and for answering my many Ma.K questions.
Shane Mace, for generously sharing his translations with me and allowing me to access the wealth of scans and images on his website.
DISCLAIMER
NO INFRINGEMENT IS INTENDED OR DESIRED. ALL IMAGES AND INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN ARE COPYRIGHT THEIR RESPECTIVE OWNERS. THIS IS A FAN BLOG AND IS INTENDED SOLELY TO PROMOTE KOW YOKOYAMA'S WORK.
S.F.3.D ORIGINAL © COPYRIGHT 1982~1985 HOBBY JAPAN/KOW YOKOYAMA MA.K., ZBV3000 MASCHINEN KRIEGER, © COPYRIGHT 1998~2012 KOW YOKOYAMA ALL OTHER TRADEMARKS AND COPYRIGHTS ARE THE PROPERTY OF THEIR RESPECTIVE OWNERS.
S.F.3.D ORIGINAL © COPYRIGHT 1982~1985 HOBBY JAPAN/KOW YOKOYAMA MA.K., ZBV3000 MASCHINEN KRIEGER, © COPYRIGHT 1998~2012 KOW YOKOYAMA ALL OTHER TRADEMARKS AND COPYRIGHTS ARE THE PROPERTY OF THEIR RESPECTIVE OWNERS.
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