I was wondering when someone would ask about that. That's one of my spot lights focused through the magnifier.
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M3 Lee Lulubelle
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Amazing what a wash of brown and a black pin wash will do for a paint scheme. Now to let those chemicals work and then put another seal coat on for the dusting and sand job.
And here's some dusting of the transmission cover, using Migs (because I had it) light dust effect.
Brokeneagle
Master at Arms
looking very nice Bob! 
Didn't you hear me doing the rumbling sound when i was pushing the tank towards the camera yesterday?
Thanks Gents, I'm going to dust it up with this gloss coat, seal it in with a flat coat then some more dust.
Take a video of it running over your phone so I can upload it! We men NEVER grow up!
Then, when the wife (for those who have one) walks in...
Especially if you didn't tell them it was on when they walked in!
Then, when the wife (for those who have one) walks in...
Especially if you didn't tell them it was on when they walked in!
Bubba you just askin' for trouble.
RichB
Well-known member
Bubba you just askin' for trouble.
And with the video evidence it could change murder one to justifiable homicide.
Cheers,
RichB
Hope I'm not posting too much on this but here we are with a dusting and now a flat coat.
I got a couple ideas but I'd love some suggestions on how to proceed.
I got a couple ideas but I'd love some suggestions on how to proceed.
Brokeneagle
Master at Arms
Sorry MP but it needs some love.
You just went backwards by 2 steps from you previous result.Maybe its just the photo?
If not I would suggest.
1. Ditch the gloss baby!
2. flat coat it and stay that way for the remainder of the weathering process.
3. use diluted pigments and fix with fixitative/ medium thinner
4. Let the dust coats build on each other with pigments, starting with a dark brown in the edges, medium to light browns following that moving out from the edges (diluted to only 20 or 30%)
5. final very light dust overall (diluted to 10-15%)
6. darken some edge details with a very light detail drybrush in medium to dark brown oils.
good luck
You just went backwards by 2 steps from you previous result.
Maybe its just the photo?If not I would suggest.
1. Ditch the gloss baby!
2. flat coat it and stay that way for the remainder of the weathering process.
3. use diluted pigments and fix with fixitative/ medium thinner
4. Let the dust coats build on each other with pigments, starting with a dark brown in the edges, medium to light browns following that moving out from the edges (diluted to only 20 or 30%)
5. final very light dust overall (diluted to 10-15%)
6. darken some edge details with a very light detail drybrush in medium to dark brown oils.
good luck
1 and 2 Check, will flatten it again.
Do I need to scrap back some of this or just start building on top?
Noted. Thanks!
Do I need to scrap back some of this or just start building on top?
Noted. Thanks!
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Define Edges here. From the panels lines and recesses or what?
