I tried to do some interesting weathering I want your opinion i used mig pigments and tamiya weathering pigments, with an aftershock of blowing droplets of paint off a screwdriver....
too much dirt/mud
too much dirt/mud
Hi Guys
I tried to do some interesting weathering I want your opinion i used mig pigments and tamiya weathering pigments, with an aftershock of blowing droplets of paint off a screwdriver....
I tried to do some interesting weathering I want your opinion i used mig pigments and tamiya weathering pigments, with an aftershock of blowing droplets of paint off a screwdriver....
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PainlessWolf
- Lieutenant-Colonel
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Re: too much dirt/mud
Good Morning,
That is one dirty tank! Time for a visit to the Battalion Laager and a wash up. ;o)
regards,
Painless
That is one dirty tank! Time for a visit to the Battalion Laager and a wash up. ;o)
regards,
Painless
...Here for the Dawn...
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billpe
- Warrant Officer 2nd Class
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Re: too much dirt/mud
Looks good to me! Been watching lots of videos of Leopard 2's on ranges, and they all tend to look like that after a few hours.
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doc larsson
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Re: too much dirt/mud
superb!
