Weathering, Wear, and Overall Use: Modeling Techniques

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Ok next couple of pages up...

So after reviewing some of the builds you guys are doing and wondering "What-the-(cough)" I have gotten myself into, I decide to google Master Modeling Techniques to pick up some tips and guess where I ended up at.

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Hands down the best How-To I found, sign me up for a copy of your book!
 
Something I read about a while back and thought was interesting was the use of a silver colored artists pencil. So off to the art store and bought a couple of them. Sharpened the tip and used an older junk model to practice on. This poor model has taken quite the abuse as a test subject. Anyway, it works pretty good. With a sharp point it allows some pretty accurate detailing. I wouldn't use it for large areas, but for some spots and areas you don't want to risk using a brush, it's ok.
 
I use a Quilters Pencil that I got in a grocery store for under 3$.

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