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    I don't think this quite worked

    My son has asked me to make him a model of his truck, but he wants it as if it was made of bronze. So I dragged the elderly Airfix Harrier test object out and had an attempt. Painted it with Humbroz bronze and it looked a bit on the bright side so gave it a wash of greeny black which I don't think worked very well. Any Ideas would be welcome.


    First two pics are the before wash and second two after. Needs a little bit of work (rather a lot really)


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  • Alan 45
    • Nov 2012
    • 9833

    #2
    You could try a dry brush of bronze over the dark bits


    Is it acrylic or enamel?


    I found The enamel was a bit week but the acrylic was better for dry brush

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    • takeslousyphotos
      • Apr 2013
      • 3900

      #3
      Valejo "Game Colour" Brown Ink ......... Dry brushed over bright bronze / copper / dark brass ..... Gives a more antique look. I used it over "Copper" on my Vanship.........


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      • eddiesolo
        SMF Supporters
        • Jul 2013
        • 11193

        #4
        I used a brass colour with black wash and then a green verdigris.


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        • Guest

          #5
          Thanks for the tips, The figure is the sort of colour I'm aiming at, looks just right.

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