Must admit that the more I look at it, the more I'm coming round to the overall finish (don't get me wrong - I love the work, it's just that I'm still getting used to some of the techniques used to get results)
And the next shelf queen! Tamiya StuG B!
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Firstly Bob so much respect for pulling out the cupboard queen wish I could I do bring out the odd one but they don't like the sun light and scream to be put back in the peace and darkness that is thrown up the back of the cupboard . Secondly great paint job (great paints)the modulation looks fine as Si says a filter coat will just bring it together ,the last few models I've stopped the obvious modulation and just worked from darkest tone to lightest just doing as I see it. As for it looking real I don't feel its supposed to but it makes the whole thing look real does that make sense pleasing to the person viewing it. Sorry Bob that subject needs a diffrent thread any way amazing so far looking forward to the next installment . Dave
Morning Bob
Very nice modulation, how did you thin the Mr Hobby?
I have the Dunkelgelb set and haven't used them before, so I got their own thinner just in case.
Looks like your user friendly AB is working just fine, so no excuses for not getting the paint on your queue of projects,
Except the -2C in the garage!
Enjoy the weathering and oils.
Regards
Steve H
I thinned using Mr Color self levelling at 1/1, but find these paints very forgiving when it comes to thinning, the trigger airbrush is excellent at low pressure as well as high, a good buy me thinks!
Might sell my Sparmax one with a 0.2 needle which I bought just to use for modulation? The heater in the garage sure helps if put on 30 mins before i venture into the fridge lol
Modulation did cause me problems for a while until in college, we had a MAN tractor unit in dark blue in the training workshop, one day a year or two ago the cab was over and I could see the air deflector on the roof. The fading on it was terrible, the deflector was very pale blue, the roof slightly darker, In a flash I could see what the fuss was about
appreciated
Next is to do the light high lights on hinges ect., following Steve's advice will do as a wash and with a burhs
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Thanks for the info Bob,
I'll try mine once this weird weather finally settles and I can get into the garage, hopefully next week!
I did manage to get a bottle of the self levelling thinner, though its hard to get now like Mr surfacer 1500?
Must all be on a boat/ship in the Suez canal!
Have fun with the weathering and oils.
Regards
Steve HComment
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