GB-62 1/32 Spitfire Mk.IXc - Spitfires

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Weathering looks great and part from strip cleaning your cowlings with a spot of thinners (been there) what method do you use for weathering!
 
I'll start with abit of fading of the panels just by using a lighter colour of the paint i used , then ill lightly sand and blend it together so it dosen't look all the same , do some chipping by using the sponge technique and a brush , chipping fluid works well on armor models , then i'll either use enamel or oils to do the panel line and rivet detail , then use oils to do exhaust marks , oil and fuel leaks , do some light splash effects with highly diluted oils , use light mud oil to do dust on the tyres and walk ways , u can mix in some dust pigments with the oil paint and that works pretty good .
Check this guys youtube video's , he does awesome work , mostly armour but u can still use the techniques.
 
Done some chipping last night , i used the chipping rubber for the first time which i bought like 10 years ago , i used it on the walkway in a circular motion and then used some 3000 grit paper to finish it off , the small chipping i used the backside of my scalpel and lightly chipped the paint away to expose the silver underneath , might have overdone it a bit but once the oils go on it will blend them in abit .
 

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