- Wilder “Dark Rainmarks Wash” (NL 32) was applied neat to parts of the dirt and mud, especially along the lowest parts of the hull sides. Here I was trying to highlight mud which was fresher than the lighter, drier areas.
- Dilute AK Interactive “Engine Oil” (AK084) and “Fuel Stains” (AK025) were added in small patches to parts of the horizontal areas, to simulated wet patches.
- Dilute AK Interactive “Engine Oil” (AK084) was applied to certain prominent details, such as the track tensioning gear.
- AK Interactive “Dark Steel” pigment (AK086) was applied to the machine guns. I didn’t apply any to the contact points on the tracks – I made the assumption that with the muddy environment I have depicted there would be little chance of the metal getting polished?
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