German Schwimmwagen 1/35 WWII

In this build, I’m tackling the 1/35 WWII German Schwimmwagen using a "low-tech" approach. No airbrush was used for this project. Instead, I relied on spray cans for a smooth base coat and used traditional hand-brushing for the details. This is a great workflow for modelers who want results without the hassle of airbrush maintenance. What’s inside the video: • Base Coating: Achieving an even finish using spray primers/paints. • Detail Work: Hand-painting the interior, engine, and tools. • Weathering: Using washes and pigments. I decided to keep the engine cover open on this one to show off that internal detail—it’s too cool to hide! I also added some 'mission' accessories like the map and binoculars to give it some life. Thanks for watching! A lot of people ask if an airbrush is mandatory for 1/35 armour—I hope this shows that spray cans + hand can get the job done just as well. Quick Tip: If you're using spray cans, make sure to do short, quick passes to avoid flooding the tiny details on a kit this small!