weathering????
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ok so ive been trying to find some info how how to weather a tank if possible step by step info on how to weather stuff what colours/materials used ectect ive been looking for weeks but i just can not seem to find anythink that realy helps/explains the basics of doing it[
] so if any one has any help on the subject id appreciate it!
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gary
] so if any one has any help on the subject id appreciate it!
thanks
gary
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Thats funny I am in the process of weathering my Tank I bought 2 books from Barnes and Noble on weathering and painting the Tiger I tank. Though I am building a King Tiger the weathering process works for all Tanks really.
Edit: Can't scan and post copyright material
Edit: Can't scan and post copyright material
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From: rainworth, UNITED KINGDOM
this is a fantastic tutorial
http://ipmsstockholm.org/magazine/20...weathering.htm
http://ipmsstockholm.org/magazine/20...weathering.htm
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Sorry my scanner is making the pictures all fuzzy I will have to look at my manual, Like I said I dont use it much but in the meantime here is the back of my KT. I am doing the winter whitewash effect with MUD.
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ok thanks alot guys that should help alot.
ah64 how did you create the mud effect? with what materials/paints ect.........? sorry to sound dumb on the subject.....not dumb just never weatherd anythink before so any help/tips/pointers ectect on how to weather would be much appreciated [:-]
thanks
gary
ah64 how did you create the mud effect? with what materials/paints ect.........? sorry to sound dumb on the subject.....not dumb just never weatherd anythink before so any help/tips/pointers ectect on how to weather would be much appreciated [:-]
thanks
gary
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Dry wall spakling and burnt Umber oil paint. I mixed it before I added it to the tank,so any chipping would not leave white spots behind. Then I dry brushed the "MUD" with Tamiya Flat earth paint. Looks much better in person.



