Thanks guys!
Now that the decals had fully dried some weathering of the markings with the airbrush has taken place.
Its very hard to see here but the white tail marking where the white is on the fabric covered rudder was muted by a very light coat of the base color...paints weathered differently on fabric surfaces than metal surfaces.
The ''meatballs'' were also given some fading with the airbrush, what I did is hard to see on the glossy surface and should be easier to see once the flat clear coat is on.
I wanted the wing roots to look a little more worn than what I have already done so a much lightened version of the base color was sprayed on and now they are easier to see and ready for some paint chipping.
Also the spine of the fuselage was lightened a bit more.
Matrixone
Now that the decals had fully dried some weathering of the markings with the airbrush has taken place.
Its very hard to see here but the white tail marking where the white is on the fabric covered rudder was muted by a very light coat of the base color...paints weathered differently on fabric surfaces than metal surfaces.
The ''meatballs'' were also given some fading with the airbrush, what I did is hard to see on the glossy surface and should be easier to see once the flat clear coat is on.
I wanted the wing roots to look a little more worn than what I have already done so a much lightened version of the base color was sprayed on and now they are easier to see and ready for some paint chipping.
Also the spine of the fuselage was lightened a bit more.
Matrixone