Randall,
Thanks very much for the comment and good to see you. Where about's are you from in Canada
Did you see them coming?
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Thanks very much for the comment and good to see you. Where about's are you from in Canada
The finishes are working very well. Those of us who've lived in the southwest US are quite familiar with the effects of sun, wind, & sand on paint & glass. Top stuff Scottie. PaulE
Hi Scottie
Works for me :thumb2:
Jim
Works for me :thumb2:
Jim
Paul,
If it looks ok to you that will do for me.
Jim, Thanks mate.
Andy, many thanks.
John, Really appreciate it.
Steve, You are right there are a lot great modellers and a lot of top work on here. I have to work hard and push the boundries to try and keep up. You are very kind and its good to know I am getting somewhere.
G
Amherstburg, ON
I have a couple of friends who live in Medicine Hat Alberta and I have been there a few times myself with the Army
Today the pigment washes were added. Also pigments were added under the wheel arches first with a wash of pigment and then dried powders of varying colours were flicked on with a brush. They will need to be knocked back a bit to get rid of the bigger lumps when it has dried. This looks ok for mud but not so much for a dusty appearence. A few more bits of clutter were added.
As always thanks for looking.
Scottie
As always thanks for looking.
Scottie
as soon as i saw the picture.... i had this in my mind....
Greg, Thanks mate that is a first for me a musical like, but glad you do.
Graeme, Thanks fella very kind of you to say.
G
Superb Scottie. It's turning into a real work of art.
Peter,
many thanks mate, however it is yourself that creates the art.
Hi Scottie
Just gets better with each update.
When you use pigments do you use just water for the wash? When the pigments clump up for a mud effect do you fix these with anything?
Jim
Just gets better with each update.
When you use pigments do you use just water for the wash? When the pigments clump up for a mud effect do you fix these with anything?
Jim
Hi Jim,
Thanks Mate,
For the wash I use Tamyia X20 thinner, if I want heavier deposits I apply the thinned mix then sprinkle on the various pigments. When this is dry I carefully wick on neat X20 by loading a thin brush with the thinner and just applying the tip and letting the fluid soak in then when this has dried completely I brake up the lumps by gently stippling with a brush. Then finally mist over a clear matt varnish. HTH.
Thanks Mate,
For the wash I use Tamyia X20 thinner, if I want heavier deposits I apply the thinned mix then sprinkle on the various pigments. When this is dry I carefully wick on neat X20 by loading a thin brush with the thinner and just applying the tip and letting the fluid soak in then when this has dried completely I brake up the lumps by gently stippling with a brush. Then finally mist over a clear matt varnish. HTH.
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