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                        Using MIG Productions Weathering Products for Aircraft

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                        abunn1
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                          September 2010
                        Using MIG Productions Weathering Products for Aircraft
                        Posted by abunn1 on Thursday, October 7, 2010 8:36 PM

                        Has anyone used any of the MIG Productions weathering products for aircraft?  From looking at the website, it seems that most of their stuff is tailored for armor and vehicles, but it looks like the rainmark wash and some of the pigments would work great on a UH-1D Huey helicopter that I'm working on. 

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                        mg.mikael
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                          December 2007
                        • From: Bridgeview, Illinois
                        Posted by mg.mikael on Friday, October 8, 2010 8:55 AM

                        MIG products might be tailored to the armor builder, but they are universal in the sense they can be used on any subject. Of course the actual products used and the technique has to change according to the subject. Can't have an F-22 covered in Vietnam mud pigment.....that would wrong on multiple levels.Wink

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