White Washing?

Thanks guys for the tips. I will try them soon!

Paul

Hey Paul,
Here's a simple way that works for me.
For your basecoat apply a flat white enamel.
After this is dry, drybrush heavily with the tanks "base color. ( OD Green, Panzer Gray, ect.) Drybrush all vertical surfaces with an up & down motion this will help in making the whitewash appear to have been washed away by rain ect.
After this has drried, weather as normal.
See link below for a picture of a Tiger I that I did this way.

http://public.fotki.com/agiantfan/

HTH's!!

oooooh.. I like!!! One day I might do a winterized Sherman or something... that would come in handy!!!

Cheers John, its nice to know you've found the tip useful and passed it on. That's the beauty of the FSM forum

this techinique is courtesy of fiasco.

painted the base coat and carried out normal weathering on that (dry-brushing + washes), then I made a mix of white pastel chalk dust and water. Slop it on, literally! You want it to look field applied so just get it on there!

Then take some blu-tak or putty-eraser and carefully remove the chalk from the areas you want to show wear on. A sort of reverse dry-brushing technique.

The beauty is if you take off too much, just slop more on.
If it goes horribly wrong, just rinse the chalk away with water.
When you've got it how you want it, seal with clear varnish

Here was his result

cheap white acrylic craft paint, thinned way down with water and brushed on

think like a 2" tall dude with a scale mop or broom ....

NObody does white wash here? Someone must have some tips.