Nice work Simon pity about the tonal variation loss, ( I'm sure you'll get it back ), but I think the warping and lifting of the sheets as made them look better ( older looking ).
SimonT - 4x4 1/24 Esci Range Rover
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Ian/Jim - I think you are right. The warped panels do look better :smiling:
Mick - thanks
John - sorry sir but I just couldn’t leave it alone it looked too one dimensional. Hope you approve of the next stages
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Last night (well about 2am this morning!) I propped the building up so the roof was level then gave it a wash of thinned Tamiya XF-1 so that it sat in the troughs of the sheets
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This morning I have wet brushed (like dry brushing but with more paint) it with light grey back and forth across the peaks of the sheets and fixings then a dry brush with white in a few random places just to give a little variation in tone and bring out the wavyness of the corrugated sheets
I added a few patches of moss in joints - a mix of green pastel chalk, 1mm flock and VJ pigment fixer
Some of the rusty spots then got treated with Dieter Etzel Old rust FX (wonder where he ended up) to liven them up a bit
All the horizontal panel joints then got artificial shadows using black pastel chalk
I think it has turned out ok and it was good funComment
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Looking very good Simon. I was just thinking of Dieter the other day while working on my engineer battalion. His scratch WWII German pontoon bridge was my favorite part of his amazing dio, which IMHO, was a real masterwork. PaulEComment
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Popped in to see how it is all going and you have been very busy, Nice to see you went the extra yard with the roof. Wonderful work as always Mr T:thumb2::thumb2:Comment
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Paul - looks like the chap :thumb2: Wonder if he ever finished the dio?
Ross, Steve, John, Ben - thanks
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made a little more progress on the base - note this is still very much a work in progressComment
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