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my old sherman for learning techniques of weathering

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That's a beauty of a battered and rusty tank :) :thumb1: :thumb1:
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Wow, it looks like it just came from the scrape metal yard. really cool effects on the chipping off paint and rust. you can call this experiment entirely successful :)
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Wow! Looks like an old derelict, rusting away in a Far East jungle.
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That's one battered looking guinea pig!
I see you are mastering your skills!
Looks awesomely old.

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