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JSU-152 build – Part 4:Weathering (chipping)

  • AMMO “Russian 4BO Light Base” (A.MIG-933) was applied first by sponge, to simulate the lightest paint damage or fading.
  • This was followed by application of Vallejo Model Color “German Camouflage Black Brown” 70822 by sponge or brush to simulate deeper chipping.
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  1. JSU-152 | Skarach's world

    […] build – Part 1:Introduction JSU-152 build – Part 2:Assembly JSU-152 build – Part 3:Painting JSU-152 build – Part 4:Weathering (chipping) JSU-152 build – Part 5:Weathering (rust) JSU-152 build – Part 6:Weathering (wash) JSU-152 build […]

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  2. BT-7 (model 1937) build – Part 5:Weathering (chipping) | Skarach's world

    […] Chipping was simulated with AMMO “Russian 4BO Light Base” (A.MIG-933) and Vallejo Model Color “German Camouflage Black Brown” 70822, very much as described here. […]

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