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THE WEATHERING MAGAZINE FADING HOW TO
Finally, for those of you who are fascinated by the Star Wars saga, we bring you a detailed tutorial for painting and weathering a very unique A-Wing model.Īs always, AMMO delivers detailed “step by step” articles, how to perform every technique as illustrated through high quality photos and concise descriptions. Aviation lovers will find a classic Bf-109 fighter and will learn a laborious but eye-catching process to obtain the distinctive features of desert-based aircraft. The E-100 article will bring you shading methods while simultaneously obtaining the faded appearance of this “what if” pale red primer beast.
THE WEATHERING MAGAZINE FADING FREE
For those who do not have much free time for the hobby, we will demonstrate a simple but effective method used to apply a discolored finish on a civilian Renault 4 hatchback, and a faded look on a railway tank car. You will also find the Gato-class submarine, and learn how to implement airbrush and chipping techniques to obtain the appropriate discoloration for Naval subjects. Podívejte se na snímky obrazovky z aplikace The Weathering Magazine, pette si nejnovjí zákaznické recenze a porovnejte její hodnocení.
THE WEATHERING MAGAZINE FADING PRO
We will explore how to paint the forgotten workhorse from a farm – the Case tractor painted with some very interesting tricks. Stáhnte si tuto aplikaci z Microsoft Storu pro Windows 10, Windows 8.1. We will show you how to create faded camouflage on a modern M1A1 Abrams tank and how to achieve a multilayered faded look on abandoned South Lebanese Army’s Tiran 4. Within this release, you will see various examples of pale and faded finishes seen not only on tanks, trains, and submarines, but also on civilian and science fiction subjects. The above ideas sound great but Im not into a perminet weathered car.The latest issue of The Weathering Magazine is entirely devoted to the effects of fading and discoloration. The dry method of chalks wipe off to easy and wont hold up as well as a lighter contrast.
I also weather one side heavier then the other, just my preference to see somthing differnt when they turn aroung and head back east. I dont dull coat because the dull coat is to shiney for me and it cant be changed without a lot of work., These are also handled quite a bit and are holding up quie well. The first car took about twenty minits and now about 3 to 5 min and leave it dry overnight If Ya dont like it or tire of it wash it off. Have weathered about twenty cars and have a lot of chalk sticks left to do more. I also do the opposite on a heavely weathered car, by using an eraser to wipe clean car numbers and other related info as if the road just repainted the numbers, then a soft damp bru***o sofen the edges, giving it an over sprayed appearence and new numbers.Ĭost about 7 bucks for a rainbow assortment. (use combinations of chalks colors to get exact color or effect wanted) This area will be ever so slightly faded over the weathering. One can also drip dirty water (paint brush cleanin water) from the roof down which gives a water stain wider at the top then the bottom. You can streak oil leaks on domes of tank cars and wheel spray streaks on the ends of cars, using a flat edged brush dabbing the streaks in. Key is keeping the car wet but not overly so and adding colors by layering. Use a larger brush like a shaving bru***o feather the weathering. One can weather a car so badly that the letters can be wiped out compleatly or to your preference. I use the wet method, applying the chalk powder ( scraped off with the knife edge) with a damp bru***o a wet car (mist wet water slightly on car first.) to a wet car then blow on it to get the dampmess even., Apply various colors for grime ect and use the edge of a damp sided card to apply door sliding streaks and rust.
I use artist pastel chalks (Pastelo from Staples stationary store). I apply the original roads decals, I look or another road that letering is in a different area of the car.
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