- The wooden tool handles were stained with Winsor & Newton “Raw Umber” oil paint.
- To simulate a degree of paint variation and fading, the horizontal surfaces of the hull were dampened with enamel thinner and dots of oil paint (Winsor & Newton “Raw Umber”, “Payne’s Grey”, “Permanent Magenta”, Abteilung 502 “Faded Grey”, “Luftwaffe Yellow” and AMMO Oilbrusher “Olive Green”, “White”) added. These were then blended in with a round brush in a circular motion. To simulate streaking, the same procedure was repeated on the sloping sides, this time the dots being drawn down vertically with a flat brush. The end result is best described as subtle, but I guess that is better than being overdone.
- Further streaking was done with AMMO Oilbrusher “Starship Filth”, “Starship Bay Sludge” and “Rust”.
Skarach's world
miniaturepopcorns
Sculpting some worlds
The Butterfingered Modelbuilder's Adventures
Scale model building - amateur style
Plane Dave
World War II with Scale Models
SittingDucks Models
Model builder, IT nerd, Raspberry Pi herder, history buff
STATIC CAPITAL
Chris Wauchop Scale Models and Photography
Herr Brush
A Miniature Wargaming Blog
Dagger and Brush
Miniature painting, wargaming terrain tutorials, reviews, interviews and painting guides
amateur airplanes
Let's build.
MiniArmour
Reflections in Scale
%d bloggers like this:
Pingback: ISU-122 | Skarach's world