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How to: weather a dirty windshield
Weathering a windshield is an essential step in painting almost every car. There’s something very attractive in the geometrical shape of the clean glass contrasting…
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The improvised warfare: painting and weathering #2
Here it comes. The last part of this build. I know it’s been a while since the last section. I’m now really struggling to keep…
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The improvised warfare: painting and weathering #1
After finishing the interior of the pickup I can finally start to work on the main thing. The vehicle has different areas that I’ll have…
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Improvised warfare: the interior
In the next part of the SBS I will talk about the interior of the Toyota Land Cruiser technical. In a pickup car like this…
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How to: paint and weather concrete
I finished my BRDM-2 a while ago but it still needs a base. I decided to create a very simple scene with a road block…
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How to: paint and weather rubber wheels
Let’s see how to paint and weather some military style rubber wheels. There’s a lot of ways to do this obviously and lots of different…
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Panzer bathtub: the weathering part 2
So this is it- we’ve come to the last part of this project. With my ZSU-57-2 I took a lot of time scratch-building stuff and…
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Panzer bathtub: the weathering part 1
If you follow this blog, you already know that the weathering is my favourite part of any project. I like the whole process of building…
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How to: paint and weather tank tracks
Today I’d like to show you some more scraps from my ZSU-57-2 project. This time it will be a guide on how to paint and…
