Lucky13
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....how do replicate this, with acrylics?
Jet exhausts....
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fubar57
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Paint the exhaust the metal colour of your choice, run some Maskol or similar liquid mask vertically and uneven, then shoot some Tamiya Smoke. I've also seen one where the guy shoot some clear blue to simulate the temperature change
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Benevolens Magister
Yep, the Tamiya 'clear' colours were designed for this type of work - their old catalogues used to show car and motorbike chrome exhausts treated with mixes of the 'clear' colours, to show the heat discolouration.
The easiest way would be to buy a matalizer titled - burnt steel or iron. If I were you I would paint the exhaust with a silver or steel oil enamel. Then I would use the acrylic colours and Q-tips. If you insist on the acrylic paints only. You may use the metalic ones too as the background. But then apply the gloss clear varnish before using other colours for the weathering.
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Benevolens Magister
Yep. I did just that on the MiG shown in the other thread.
As this didn't have the coloured effect, various 'tints' of metal colours were applied, - silver mixed with black and shades of brown - and a gloss varnish applied over the top. A little Tamiya 'Smoke' was also brushed on in small areas.
The same can be done with enamels or acrylics, mixing blue and red with silver, and applying in the same way, building the 'discolouration' to suit.
As this didn't have the coloured effect, various 'tints' of metal colours were applied, - silver mixed with black and shades of brown - and a gloss varnish applied over the top. A little Tamiya 'Smoke' was also brushed on in small areas.
The same can be done with enamels or acrylics, mixing blue and red with silver, and applying in the same way, building the 'discolouration' to suit.
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Lucky13
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Excellent work!
Good that one doesn't have to worry, about different shades on different panels!
Good that one doesn't have to worry, about different shades on different panels!
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Benevolens Magister
Yep.
I've been wanting to do a F-100, just so i can get the colour effect on the Rs end !
I've been wanting to do a F-100, just so i can get the colour effect on the Rs end !
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Lucky13
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Can't beat a good R's you're saying?
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Er ..........
Jan , MiG-21s that were in service did't look that bad as the 6913 usually. The extreme weathering could happen if a plane was damaged and was withdrown from flights for longer time untill she was repaired. In a such case the plane could have been kept under "a cloud" what was the reason for the weathering. Also if the service life was about the end or expired before the plane could be sent for overhauling. So being kept outside for long time the weathering was getting more and more noticed.
