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A photo of my latest model I built, wish I could paint wear and effects better.
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~Nixod321 Aug 19, 2012  Student Artisan Crafter
Very nice camo scheme! I didn't do it on mine because I figured it would be too difficult. But you pulled it off well! Also, I believe weathering is only mildly necessary, and the smaller the scale, the less needed it is. 1/72, unless the tank has been through the wars (pun not intended) you wouldn't need much weathering. If you were doing 1/32, it would be much more necessary.
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~warrior1944 Aug 19, 2012
Thank you :) But the red/brown color was of the wrong sort so fixed it later, will have a picture of it up later.
That is very correct, that why I wont try bigger scales since I can only paint them like this xD
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*enc86 Mar 26, 2012
looks great. have you tried using chalk pastel to weather. that's a simple way to add age to a tank, and relative cheaper than buy a fancy weathering kit. anyways the tank looks great!
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~warrior1944 Mar 26, 2012
No I havent, have no experience of weathering and my attempts at it has been disasters :/
Would either need a book about it or someone to show me how it is done, I suck with paint and colors and weathering is even harder.

Thank you :)
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*enc86 Mar 26, 2012
i don't think you suck with paint, you do good work. it all takes practice, and part of practice is failure. i would suggest buying a wicked cheap kit( like a cheap car that's what i do) and realty try out some weathering techniques on it. go wild and experiment that way it doesn't matter what it looks like. i used this website to start out with the pastels [link] weathering in pastels is pretty easy and i bought a set at an art supply store for like $25 bucks(cheaper online).
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~warrior1944 Mar 27, 2012
Thank you, I shall test those ideas and test on other stuff I´m not careful with to get experience with this on, maybe in the future I can weather them good :)

Thanks for the advices!
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*enc86 Mar 27, 2012
your welcome and keep up the awesome stuff
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~warrior1944 Mar 28, 2012
I will :) But if you think my color scheme or work is not good then please go ahead and tell, want to get better at this and color them correctly etc.
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*enc86 Mar 28, 2012
ok i will. as for coloring them correctly, lol a lot of the time i paint them however i feel, and right now i don't own an airbrush so i have to paint everything by hand. but i am watch you now so ill try to be helpful when ever i can. and as i said i am still new but if you have any questions ill be happy to try to help.
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~Misfit2-1 Mar 25, 2012  Student Traditional Artist
Ever try dry brushing?
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