Weathering, Wear, and Overall Use: Modeling Techniques

• May 31, 2009

• #121

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Wayne Little said:

Ok next couple of pages up...

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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.



Hands down the best How-To I found, sign me up for a copy of your book!

 

• Jun 1, 2009

• #122

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Er....thanks!

 

• Aug 12, 2009

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Does this weathering just for planes cause I am about to do a German Opel Blitz and would want to weather it?

 

• Aug 13, 2009

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B-17engineer said:

Does this weathering just for planes cause I am about to do a German Opel Blitz and would want to weather it?

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Any weathering method can apply to any type of model...just check your references!

 

• Aug 13, 2009

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Thanks Wayne! I want my next model to be somewhat good.

 

• Jul 9, 2012

• #126

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No offense but this thread has little information on how to weather.

 

• Jul 10, 2012

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Have you checked post #6 and #14 on page 1 and post #87 and #106 on page 3?

Also check the thread...

http://www.ww2aircraft.net/forum/we...ooks/waynes-modelling-methods-pdfs-20660.html

 

• Dec 28, 2012

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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.

 

• Dec 29, 2012

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The Silver pencil is good tool Rusty!

 

• Dec 29, 2012

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Yep, been using coloured pencils for years, great for cockpits!

 

• Dec 29, 2012

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Me three.

 

• May 14, 2013

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rochie said:

just found this site, its given me some confidence to try some of the techniques shown and now i,ve a rough idea of what you guys rae going on about
World War 2 Airplane Model - Learn to Make Realistic Plastic Models of World War 2 Airplanes.

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Awesome resource!!

 

• May 19, 2013

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Agree! Great find!

 

• Oct 22, 2013

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What brands of silver colored pencils are good to use for paint chipping etc?

 

• Oct 22, 2013

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I use a Quilters Pencil that I got in a grocery store for under 3$.



Geo

 

• Oct 24, 2013

• #136

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Plain old Prismacolor.

 

• Sep 11, 2022

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Good grief Charlie III,
this thread was started long before I joined up..............
and it's bloody well still relevant!