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Thank you so much Ian, as this is my first attempt at full weathering I have no idea what just enough, or too much, really is. Or is it just in the eye of the beholder?
Honestly does this look a little OTT to you?
Cheers
Garry
Like you say It's in the eye of the beholder, a nice sunny summer afternoon, then its over the top, a wet winters day landing on a muddy grass strip then maybe not enough. You see were I'm going? You've done a great job for the first time. it will come with experience. I'm still learning the fine art of weathering.
JUST noticed this Garry very well done an a first attempt wow beautiffull spitty
looks real i dont think you have gone over the top on wheathering as im rubbish at it but you have certanly mastered it an to get the dogs award as well at this rate you will be one of the top modelers on here very well done
chrisb
Like you say It's in the eye of the beholder, a nice sunny summer afternoon, then its over the top, a wet winters day landing on a muddy grass strip then maybe not enough. You see were I'm going? You've done a great job for the first time. it will come with experience. I'm still learning the fine art of weathering.
I understand Ian, and thanks for your encouragement.
Strength isn't about what you can do, rather it's about overcoming what you thought you couldn't do.
Looks good to me Garry! That Merlin must have more oil leaks than my Triumph!
Pete
Thank you Pete, I saw a picture on the web of the underside of a Spitfire from WW2, and it was covered in oil, so I tried to replicate it.
Originally posted by boatman
JUST noticed this Garry very well done an a first attempt wow beautiffull spitty
looks real i dont think you have gone over the top on wheathering as im rubbish at it but you have certanly mastered it an to get the dogs award as well at this rate you will be one of the top modelers on here very well done
chrisb
Very kind comments Chris, thank you, much appreciated.
Originally posted by Jim R
Hi Garry
Very nicely done.
Jim
Thank you Jim.
Strength isn't about what you can do, rather it's about overcoming what you thought you couldn't do.
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