I have been getting the hang of weathering with Pan Pastels and I really enjoy working with them. I decided to do a set of the green FA's and they look a little more worn torn as they have not seen the paint shop in a number of years, unlike the McGinnis units. The deferred maintenance is starting to take its toll on the units and oil leaks are staring to show up. I used linseed oil to simulate the oil leak and full spillage on the models. I learned that trick from a Mike Confalone Video.
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Oil Leak on this one |
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A nice hard working grungy look to the set. That Chateau Martin cars needs to be
toned down! I may make that one of my next projects. |
Nice job. I like the dust below the sand fills, and the oil leaks.
ReplyDeleteWas that a real paint job on the Chateau Martin car?
Mike
It is a real paint job, they faded very quickly to a light pink.
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