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Since the color of WWII Russian tanks is dark, I wonder if postshading using a diluted black paint would result in a noticeable effect. Am I worried too much?
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4BO (4БО) paint differ are a middle gray-green, sometimes it are a little darker, very near too dark green/dark gray, so nearly each green and gray can be justified. Some of the pigment with some oil, gasoline, kerosene or diesel, so there were many colors of the “correct” or “exact” Russian Green:
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I would instead mix black with some of the base coat green that you choose to use. Black might be just too harsh and if you dilute it too much you're not going to be able to control it as well as a regular coat that you can spray into creases and crevices.
You could then use straight black as a pin wash. That way you would have the darkest black in the deepest areas of shadow.
the doog I would instead mix black with some of the base coat green that you choose to use.
I would instead mix black with some of the base coat green that you choose to use.
"Black" green or very dark gray. Don't use black.
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