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Done : Bf-109K-4 IV./JG 53 Gruppe Build
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109ROAMING
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Heinz
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Looking great mate!
One suggestion with dry brushing silver make sure the brush almost has no paint whatso ever on it. Then gentley brush the areas you want highlighted. Initially a metallic look will appear and then gradually become more silver or more appropiately 'worn look'.
Keep it up my friend
One suggestion with dry brushing silver make sure the brush almost has no paint whatso ever on it. Then gentley brush the areas you want highlighted. Initially a metallic look will appear and then gradually become more silver or more appropiately 'worn look'.
Keep it up my friend
The 109 sure looks glossy from the photo angle.
The Silver does need to be as Alex suggests minimal and 'dry'.
The Silver does need to be as Alex suggests minimal and 'dry'.
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109ROAMING
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Cheers Wayne and Alex!
Will repaint over it with olive drab and give it another shot
Will repaint over it with olive drab and give it another shot
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Benevolens Magister
The '109 looks glossy enough in the pic Daniel.
If you want to tone down the silver for the weathering on the B26, add a very small spot of matt white, and dry-brush as described. This will make it a more dull alumininium colour, rather than bright silver. Don't worry too much about maybe overdoing it on the B26, as the Marauder was known for having extremely heavy paint wear, as shown in the attached pics. I think it was a combination of the paint type, and the very smooth surface probably, allied to British/European weather!
If you want to tone down the silver for the weathering on the B26, add a very small spot of matt white, and dry-brush as described. This will make it a more dull alumininium colour, rather than bright silver. Don't worry too much about maybe overdoing it on the B26, as the Marauder was known for having extremely heavy paint wear, as shown in the attached pics. I think it was a combination of the paint type, and the very smooth surface probably, allied to British/European weather!
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Great model and reference pic Terry!
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109ROAMING
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Many thanks Terry! You've done a superb job with that Marauder!
Is that the Eski /Revell 1/48 kit?
Is that the Eski /Revell 1/48 kit?
Heinz
Captain
Great Marauder Terry!
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Benevolens Magister
Thanks Daniel (and the other guys!), it's the 1/48th Revell kit (ex-1970's Monogram). Still got a bit to do on it, which will be done when it's on its diorama base in Part Two of the Diorama Guide.
Anyway, back to your thread, I only posted it to show that heavy weathering isn't always overdone!!
Anyway, back to your thread, I only posted it to show that heavy weathering isn't always overdone!!
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109ROAMING
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Sweet! My Marauder is the same kit (I think) except released under the eski brand
Will apply decals to bottom of me 109 this afternoon and post pics tonight (Cheers guys!)
Will apply decals to bottom of me 109 this afternoon and post pics tonight (Cheers guys!)
Ok Daniel...waiting.....
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109ROAMING
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practiced with the orginal decals ....literally split into a million piecesDon't wana wreck Wayne's so I'm gonna wait for this "klear" stuff to arrive (I found some online!)
Dusan Lekic
Airman 1st Class
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Very nice!!! Chipping is great!
All the best!
Dusan
All the best!
Dusan
Don't wana wreck Wayne's so I'm gonna wait for this "klear" stuff to arrive (I found some online!)
Better to be safe than sorry!
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109ROAMING
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My thoughts exactly mate
Cheers Dusan! Been playing round with the Marauder ,will have some pics of my lastest attempt later on
Cheers Dusan! Been playing round with the Marauder ,will have some pics of my lastest attempt later on
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