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dubster72
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That's much better Alan! The variations in colour can be seen now.
I've changed my rating
I've changed my rating
No problem mate it was only this morning I did feel the pics weren't showing the real detail of the tank\ said:That's much better Alan! The variations in colour can be seen now. I've changed my rating
If you're using an iPhone Alan, try downloading a photo editing app. I use Pixlr express & it's very good.\ said:Cheers si that's the problem with photos , cameras tend to make colours brighter and also lighten the piece your taking a picture of
thanks Patrick unfortunately that isn't available on the iPad\ said:If you're using an iPhone Alan, try downloading a photo editing app. I use Pixlr express & it's very good.
cheers dave , I painted it in mid-stone then added burnt umber oil washes , then I gave it a dry brush of reddish brown acrylic , then a watered down pva coat and sprinkled rust weathering powder then another oil wash of burnt umber then a dry brush of mid stone in some areas then another coat of burnt umber oil wash then to finish off I sprayed it with thinned pva and got a big brush dipped it in the weathering powder making sure it was thicker in some places so it looks like it's crusted rust\ said:Nice how did you go about it Allen did you paint it properly first then weather the rust on top or rust it from scratch?Dave
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