well ive had a little attempt using tamiya weathering kit....
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Feedback welcome, only part done
(19-06-2011, 05:53 PM)manrogue Wrote: [ -> ]http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b369/m...G_0211.jpg
think might have gone too far?
I'm afraid I tend to agree. It might not be so bad in person, but from the photo's it looks like your kids had a field day and buried in the flower bed. I would have guessed less is more, especially on a well maintained vehicle of the Adeptus Astartes. I would suggest prehaps trying one of the snow weathering sticks, if you felt the need to salvage it.
However the rest of the model is a beauty. Really well done.
On a side note, how easy to use were the weathering powders? I have been tempted to buy some in the past (although atm I don't have anything to use them on,) so a verdict on ease of use would be helpful.
yeah, was thinking that as was doing it......
plus side is water based so bit of water on sponge and can ease it down. i'm finding the tamiya weathering kit really easy to get along with, just add little water and away you go!
Cheers for constructive critism, always appreciated so can fix!
Liking the effect, but might just be worth taking it back a notch like you say. Would like to get a closer look if you can bring it along to the meeting on Tuesday?
Yeah, much better - reassuring to know that an overapplication of the weathering effect can be undone!
(19-06-2011, 07:12 PM)Stuart Wrote: [ -> ]Yeah, much better - reassuring to know that an overapplication of the weathering effect can be undone!
Thought the same, which is why went with tamiya ones as heard was easy to fix any mistakes!
Will get you guys to have a better look tuesday, be able to see better then.