modeller_masa Posted Monday at 01:29 PM #1 Posted Monday at 01:29 PM This time I tried some new methods, such as sponge weathering and liquid masking. All of these methods were unsuccessful, so I'll try another ways next time. Hope to enjoy your night flight. BLACK VIKING, mtaylor, ccoyle and 7 others 10 Quote
GrandpaPhil Posted Monday at 02:11 PM #2 Posted Monday at 02:11 PM Very nicely done! mtaylor, Canute, Old Collingwood and 1 other 3 1 Quote Building: 1:200 Russian Battleship Oryol (Orel card kit) 1:64 HMS Revenge (Victory Models plans) 1:64 Cat Esther (17th Century Dutch Merchant Ships)
Javlin Posted yesterday at 03:18 AM #3 Posted yesterday at 03:18 AM It's not to bad I think you need a more porous sponge and almost dry thanks for the tip I usually only do inside the plane. Old Collingwood and modeller_masa 1 1 Quote
modeller_masa Posted yesterday at 03:50 AM Author #4 Posted yesterday at 03:50 AM (edited) 32 minutes ago, Javlin said: more porous sponge I agree with that. I watched some lecture videos for AFV and tank models, and found that the technique isn't suitable for 1/72 mini scale aircraft. I ordered a gun metal colored pencil to draw more controlled scratch marks. Edited yesterday at 03:51 AM by modeller_masa Old Collingwood and Jack12477 2 Quote
Javlin Posted 18 hours ago #5 Posted 18 hours ago 10 hours ago, modeller_masa said: I ordered a gun metal colored pencil to draw more controlled scratch marks. In 1/72 could see that I have problems with the pencil working the walkway to the pit on the wing seems a sponge would do better. modeller_masa and Old Collingwood 1 1 Quote
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