Time for Confession-- here is my Priest!

[Jeeves]

Thanks Andy...I'll have to do some research a bit...but I am liking Tony's suggestion for it's simplicity!

 

[Jeeves]

Stage one of weathering is complete...and I used Tony's suggestion about the plywood-- going to add some of Mig's Wood Aging solution to the board...

Gonna work on some dot filtering (don't know the term for it- but I'll be using some oils to show some rain markings and such on the sides...then more Mig pigments on the tracks and such...

 

[AndyFettes]

Looking good,... Looking good

 

[Jeeves]

Thanks Andy!

 

[MrT]

Looks good!!! Keep at it.

 

[Tony lee]

Gravity has returned

Now that looks much better sir
Tony lee

 

[Jeeves]

Thanks Terry and Tony!

Appreciate your comments and your help Mr. Lee!

 

[Jeeves]

Well-- now I need you armor folks to let me know if there needs to be more or less on the weathering. Tried using some Mig pigment with the resin mix on the road wheels and tracks...maybe a little too heavy in the rear?? Don't hold back or I'll never learn anything

 

[Kreighshoer]

not too much, just give the whole kit a misting with sand yellow to simulate some dust! more intensly on the lower part!

and dull down the tracks a bit, they are too shiny!

HTH!

 

[Jeeves]

Thanks Laura!

 

[Jeeves]

Well...I decided to go a bit more muddy so I could try out my Mig Wet Effects...I have another layer or two to add, but I'm waiting until I actually have a base for it...so I'm calling it done for now!

My apologies to Bob and all for the Photobucket pics, but my desktop looks to be out of commission (think the motherboard might have went) and my iPod really only uploads to PB well...

Thanks for looking!!