My Tiger detailing.
04-22-2009, 05:12 PM
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RE: My Tiger detailing.
Your Tiger is a dirty, rusted, abused, paint faded, dented hunk of Krupp armor that seems like it was hand painted. So I say to you, GREAT JOB!!!! Wow! That is some great work!! You nailed it. Bullet holes are well done. Looks like she got nailed with a 37mm. If this was your first, can't wait for the next one!!!
How did you replicate the fading gray? I have hit on an idea that seems to work. All you need is a paper towel and a bag of potato chips.
Step 1 Eat some chips
Step 2 Run your now greasy hands all over your tank
Step 3 With the paper towel wipe some of the potato grease off, and get rid of hand and finger prints
Step 4 Paint
This disturbs the Model Master paint just enough to give you some paded and not so good painted areas.
How did you replicate the fading gray? I have hit on an idea that seems to work. All you need is a paper towel and a bag of potato chips.
Step 1 Eat some chips
Step 2 Run your now greasy hands all over your tank
Step 3 With the paper towel wipe some of the potato grease off, and get rid of hand and finger prints
Step 4 Paint
This disturbs the Model Master paint just enough to give you some paded and not so good painted areas.
04-22-2009, 07:11 PM
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RE: My Tiger detailing.
looks good ,remember that if the tank drives in mud it would splatter up the lower hull sides i have a picture somewere of a running t-34 that driving in deep mud and almost the entire lower hull is smothered
