I’d like to show you another technique that will work great on heavily weathered projects. Tanks are generally made of metal so we want this…
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How to: paint rust with oils (advanced level)
I’m a great fan of oil paints as they are the most versatile weathering product ever. On one of the previous ‘How to…’ articles I’ve…
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Vietnam war Centurion finished
Guys, my newest model is ready and it is an Australian Centurion serving in the Vietnam War. I went hard on this one with lots…
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Nuclear waste: the base
It was at the weathering stage I realized my ZIL would just look weird without a proper base. A heavily weathered vehicle like this, kind…
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Nuclear waste: weathering
And here comes the weathering. I was really looking forward to this stage as I was curious how all the techniques I know from 1:35…
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How to: paint rust with oils
There’s an enormous range of effects we can achieve with oil paints. Rust, fading, dust, grime, rain marks, smoke… You name it. I’m pretty sure…
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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…
