nicely done wui chong, I can see lots of improvements, this one is airbrushed right? 2B pencil lining on the edges right?

Just one small thing I saw that can still be improved, there's ejection pin marks on the basket.

wow.. looks good wuichong... nicely done :)

Lee my friend, long time no see.
I can see lots of improvement in this build. This is better and the weathering look ok.
Paint job cantik but perhaps u can address the tracks later on. A raw umber wash and some rust on the tracks recess will save the day.
Congrats

Wah, finisehd finally.
Not bad, keep it up!

May i ask? How long time had you spend on this kit?
I saw your in-progress picturess long time ago.

Nice laa, my friend...weathering quite impressive.
2B pencil, its new method fr me ( still stuck at the same level almost 20 years ).

Luckily joint this forum n knew a lot of things about modeling.
One more things guys, I never heard about T-69 before n I used
to build Tamiya T-62 1/35 scale and I thougt those T variant skip to
T-72 in 1980.

However its good info n will surf to get dz tank history.
Tks wuichong.

welcome back, Lee. The other guys have already commented so there's not much for me to add. Probably some light pastel dusting or pin washes to accentuate to details.

Rommelmania, the T-69 is actually a Chinese-made tank. It's based on the Russian T-54/55 tank. BTW, after the T-62, there was the T-64

Yes, I can see that now.
Theres a lot of T type.

Tks Alpha7

Thanks for your kind comments. I am busy with my family, more time to my wife and daughter.

Ah How:
This T-69II take me 2 Hours to Assembly, 1 hour to base paint, 1 hour for camo, 2 hours to washing and weathering. :P I make this all jobs in many month because do when really free.

Rommelmania:
You can buy this T-69 from MH, Fitting not so good but cheap, can buy for practical.

Thanks for your suggestion. That ejection pin mark a little bit spoil this model kit.:P

I will try to remove them for my next project. This time too rush plus too lazy :P ^_^ .