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Winter White Wash Practice

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  • Member since
    August 2010
Winter White Wash Practice
Posted by Iain Hamilton on Monday, December 20, 2010 8:00 PM

Hello Friends,
 Well, practice makes perfect so.......I used a pallet model to practice some ways to enhance a winter white wash. The model has been spilt in half to give more surface area to experiment with different colors and finishes. The experiment was to test some finishes achieved by feeding A.K. Interactive weathering products through an airbrush. The results with the AK014 "Winter Streaking Grime" are an impresive way to add some richness to the otherwise bland finish!
 This image shows a white wash over dunkelgelb. Tamiya White in various density.

 Second image shows some chipping and washes.....

  Aplication of AK014 "Winter Streaking Grime" to the lower edges....

 The final result! The mist applied to the lower edges adds more texture and ties the washes and streaks together.

 Let me know what you guys think of the effect.

  • Member since
    August 2006
  • From: Neenah, WI
Posted by HawkeyeHobbies on Tuesday, December 21, 2010 8:37 AM

White Wash was applied with a brush, broom or mop in the field. It was a thick paint that went on like a heavy latex primer. It was also removed in much the same way it was applied once spring arrived...give the vehicle was still operational.

Huckleberry Finn and Tom Sawyer used White Wash to paint the family fence...an annual chore because the paint was of poor quality.

Don't be afraid to apply it a little thick in some areas, just as if some troop had a laid a mop soaked with it...sorta like when you first put a paint brush or roller on the wall to start spreading it around.

Gerald "Hawkeye" Voigt

http://hawkeyes-squawkbox.com/

 

 

"Its not the workbench that makes the model, it is the modeler at the workbench."

  • Member since
    June 2010
Posted by montague on Wednesday, December 22, 2010 4:16 PM

Nice!

 

Pick up a copy of MMIR magazine #51 (lavender cover) and it has a great article on just what you are attempting.

 

Merry Christmas!

 

Tom

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