 315rooster wrote: |
Osher,Looks good. You are making me look at my Attack Models kit now.
Grant |
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Er, if you like a challenge! Let's see, the detailing is not so good as the Revell (although reasonable), and the wheels are solid, when the Revell are open (as they should be). Also, some minor fit problems (but the Revell might have that too). Oh yes, and it's more expensive than the Revell too!
However, a good modeller (and that doesn't include me, I hide a lot to not show the screw-ups), could make a good model out of it.
For weathering I use Mig Pigments. In this instance, light dust and earth. First some dust, then some earth smeared on. Then the whole lot washed off with water, then back on again. I learnt this technique the hard way! However, it looks OK. For the tracks, I painted it silver, then painted it brown, smeared it off again, then on with Mig Pigments rust. The silver will appear a bit, but especially where it's worn. Oh yes, and a black 'wash', using some ear-buds (q-tips), rubbed over bits.
| Razordws wrote: |
| Osher: The dirtier the better when it comes to weathering. Looking good so far!
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Thanks!