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Harry Serpent wrote:Nice Part 11/1, Good information on weathering process for the newbies.
Now some think, my comments are Negative but they are Not.
Just My thoughts, on a Video build that has been very good .
I am sure, if you would Not like any Comments you would have Stated That in your First Post. I leave the Brown Nosing to others.

you're a good sport Harry, its all good, thank you for the compliment.

I'm a bit of a scatter brain and forgot to do mud splatter, so there will be a part 12 with some more NooB how-to's

Here's a weathered Vietnam Sheridan.



Barry

Wow Barry, great photo!

That is a whole bucket of nasty on that sucker, I am going to add some mud, but I think I will stick to my plan of more "rained on" than dipped in a mud-bog like the above shot.

I do however think I may dirty up the road-wheels A LOT more than I have so far.

Also guys I have an event to attend tonight and family flying in from up north Friday so may not be able to get much done this weekend but I will do my best.

Cool looking Sheridan. Looking forward to your Leo too. The mg3 is made by whoom? And why don't you like the Tamiya one?

I don't think the Tamiya 2A6 comes with an MG3 out of the box.

This one was from DKLM RC (OKMO)

pitstain wrote:I don't think the Tamiya 2A6 comes with an MG3 out of the box.

This one was from DKLM RC (OKMO)

You are right, I checked the instructions, no mg3 shown.

yeah no idea why Tamiya does what it does sometimes..hopefully the Okmo is good.

Final part is up, enjoy guys!!

Nice job with the paint and finishing. I like your mud application technique !

c.rainford73 wrote:Nice job with the paint and finishing. I like your mud application technique !

Much thanks!! rainford!!