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This is my 1/35 Universal Carrier that I did as forgotten relic, stripped and left.
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Of course you could do it mate.
Si
wow that's awesome a real rust bucket! Pardon the pun. I'll look at some paints and rust pigments I have and see what I can come up with but don't hold your breath heh
wow that's awesome a real rust bucket! Pardon the pun. I'll look at some paints and rust pigments I have and see what I can come up with but don't hold your breath heh
Robert⏰⏰⏰
This is how I made mine.
Model made.
Coated in grey primer.
Then I used: Rail rust, Old rust, New rust. Once done it was gently rubbed back in places using some kitchen towel. Once dry it was coated in matt varnish.
Then I used: Rail rust, Old rust, New rust. Once done it was gently rubbed back in places using some kitchen towel. Once dry it was coated in matt varnish.
Did you use Vallejo paints ?as that's the way I'm going now although have revel acrylics and tamiya acrylics and a selection of mig and life colour and a few enamels ( humbrol
Did you use Vallejo paints ?as that's the way I'm going now although have revel acrylics and tamiya acrylics and a selection of mig and life colour and a few enamels ( humbrol
No paints apart from primer used. All pigments on this build.
Try something like this: This is my 1/35 Chieftain done as a 'tank overhaul' you could do similar.
wow that's awesome a real rust bucket! Pardon the pun. I'll look at some paints and rust pigments I have and see what I can come up with but don't hold your breath heh
Robert⏰⏰⏰
Here's a tip Robert if your going to do a a shell hit like it's been knocked out and you have a cordless drill with a variable speed you can get these from a hardware shop these ones cost me £3 and you get various ones in the pack [ATTACH]107421.IPB[/ATTACH]
all you do is rub it back and forth on the area inside the kit on a low speed and ware it away , keep holding it up to the light and when you can see the light coming through stop , you can then punch a hole in the plastic or cut it very easy with a knife to get this look [ATTACH]107427.IPB[/ATTACH]
I have a dremmel kit ( similar ) with a million attachments and yes I'm writing all this down to plink into the kit box for another project but you defo got me ears twitching on this and the imagination is running now. Think I remember in Russia they pulled a T34 out of a lake a few years ago and that looked well rusted and grimly
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