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I had no idea you were going to muck it up this much! Looks like the rooskies had their times with the Rasputitsa as well as the Germans. Very nice effect Mr.T.
Rick H.
Neither did I Rick :smiling2: but since the build isn't that great and the paintwork has been a bit of a test I decided to have a go at something a bit more than the usual light dust
John - they are ok for doing scratches and small bits of highlighting etc on a matt surface. I wouldn't use them to try and cover a large area
Not sure they are really any better than the artists water colour pencils I already had
Steve - who doesn't like making mud pies? All a bit of an experiment though so it may still end in disaster......
Scottie, Paul, Jim - thanks, lets hope it still looks ok when I finish with it
Another round of mud, lighter in tone this time - Kursk soil - splashed on using the airbrush to blow it off the paintbrush method. Never tried it before so that was also fun
very nice indeed Mr T!
I do love the grass in the mud- totally realistic but usually left off by most people.
you should be careful- you might even finish this one......
Simon,
Just caught up on your build, looks like you have had some fun along the way, nothing like a bit of model aggravation to focus the mind. Great build.
Mike.
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