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aging/weathering biplanes

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Posted by Anonymous on Sunday, February 16, 2003 12:58 AM
Depends on the scale. In 1/72, you wouldn't really see a well-sewn seam. A patch might show up as less-weathered fabric. Keep in mind that fabric was doped, though, which tends to hide the repairs. Look at period photos - do the patches show up?

In larger scales, you might simulate a patch with a piece of tissue laid down with Future. I haven't tried it, so test it on scrap first to see if it gives the effect you want.
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    November 2005
aging/weathering biplanes
Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, February 15, 2003 11:27 PM
there has got to be a way to simulate patches and sewn tears in WW I era biplane plastic kits. I love to build these kits but when I spray the fuselages and wings, they look so monochrome, even after wash and dry brush. Anyone got any advice on how to simulate more realistic "canvas"?
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