Mr Bowcat
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Bowcat's 1/35 Meng Panther A
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Mr Bowcat
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Hey guys,
So I started weathering, and totally forgot to take pics as I went. Doh!
I started with applying the decals then followed with a tan filter to start tying the camo together. After a gloss cost I went over everything with a very thin wash of starship filth to try to make the Zimmerit pop out a bit.
The tracks and tools were giving a thin wash of black acrylic ink which was partially wiped off before it dried.
I did some chipping on the flat surfaces with a sponge and went at the exhaust with pigments.
So I started weathering, and totally forgot to take pics as I went. Doh!
I started with applying the decals then followed with a tan filter to start tying the camo together. After a gloss cost I went over everything with a very thin wash of starship filth to try to make the Zimmerit pop out a bit.
The tracks and tools were giving a thin wash of black acrylic ink which was partially wiped off before it dried.
I did some chipping on the flat surfaces with a sponge and went at the exhaust with pigments.
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Top work Bob.
Very, very nice......
Very, very nice......
Mr Bowcat
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I've been carrying on with the weathering by applying various streaking grimes to the vertical and horizontal surfaces. I also went over some of the handles and protruding bits with a dry brushing of metal pigments.
I've also applied mud to the lower half of the hull. I tried a new technique which is supposed to represent dry mud that has washed downward. I think it worked.
I've also applied mud to the lower half of the hull. I tried a new technique which is supposed to represent dry mud that has washed downward. I think it worked.
Bob .
Tops mate. How on earth did you get those no's on the zim ?
I think the weathering looks good, too easy as I know to over do it, that looks fine. Tools,nice texture on that jack, the bolts really pop with the wash, was that Indian ink as well?
John.
Tops mate. How on earth did you get those no's on the zim ?I think the weathering looks good, too easy as I know to over do it, that looks fine. Tools,nice texture on that jack, the bolts really pop with the wash, was that Indian ink as well?
John.
Just caught up Bob, and some really stunning work
langy71
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stunning work Bob, i love it
Steve Jones
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Thus really is the DB's Bob. You must be very pleased with hows its gone. I really am enjoying this one come together. Great stuff mate