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Il-2 Stormovik
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fubar57
General
ajcmac...I would really like to see you do a tutorial on your weathering technique.
Geo
Geo
agreed! 
meatloaf109
1st Lieutenant
Me too!
Lucky13
Forum Mascot
Totally agree!
Outstanding work mate!
Outstanding work mate!
Crimea_River
Marshal
I'm pretty sure he explained it all in an earlier build when I asked him the same thing a while back.
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fubar57
I do not have a step by step photos of the weathering that I made in the interiors of the Il-2. I used Tamiya paints.
To paint the interiors, I used the XF-22. In a new bottle, made a mix with XF-22 and a few drops of white. With this mixture I painted the centers of the panels. Then with black, XF-1, painted lines and corners of the panels. These two mixtures with approximately 80% of diluent.
Once made, with very rapid passages, and with the airbrush almost closed, vertical lines, first with XF-22 and then with XF-01.
Then the chipped paint with a mixture of brown with some black was applied with a sponge.
Clear Gloss applied and after a wash with Bitumen of Judea. Then Matt Clear and painted instruments.
Regards
ajcmac
Crimea_River
Marshal
Thanks for the explanation. Is the Clear Gloss Tamiya or is it enamel based?
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Crimea
Use the clear gloss from Alclad.
While the seat belts do not come, I completed the landing gear wells...
and radiators.
Done. Ready to glue the wings.
Regards
ajcmac
Night Fighter Nut
Master Sergeant
Nicely done. 
Very nicely done!
Crimea_River
Marshal
Beautiful. And thanks for the explanation on the gloss coat.
parsifal
Colonel
very good work
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fubar57
General
Fantastic job ajcmac
Geo
Geo
very nice
Crimea_River
Marshal
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Very nice work, and extremely effective interior weathering - I like the simplicity of the method too.
