weathering tips panzer grey wanted

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weathering tips panzer grey wanted

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Does anyone got some tips about weathering panzer grey vehicles? :wtf:
Dare to ask... :dance:
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Paint modulation, using darker shade of the panzer grey base colour in and around crevices and the lower half of the tank, and lighter shade to highlight high spots.

Use filters and oil fading to blend the colours togther then use Various pigments to vary the tonal colours.

Although a tritone Camo scheme I've used the above techiniques on my king tiger build

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Not yet, but I'm hoping someone has! I'll be doing my funky panzer in gray. I'm thinking of pre shading in black for shadows and white for highlights. But that's as far as I've got. I tend to just add things as I go, and keep my fingers crossed. A plan? I don't even have a P! Lol
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Ha, you posted as I was typing! Thanks for the info Paul cheers
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Paul wrote:Paint modulation, using darker shade of the panzer grey base colour in and around crevices and the lower half of the tank, and lighter shade to highlight high spots.

Use filters and oil fading to blend the colours togther then use Various pigments to vary the tonal colours.

Although a tritone Camo scheme I've used the above techiniques on my king tiger build

http://intscalemodeller.com/viewtopic.php?f=97&t=516
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never worked with oils before, but I'll give it a try! :thumb1:
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chief5437 wrote:Not yet, but I'm hoping someone has! I'll be doing my funky panzer in gray. I'm thinking of pre shading in black for shadows and white for highlights. But that's as far as I've got. I tend to just add things as I go, and keep my fingers crossed. A plan? I don't even have a P! Lol
I got a plan now.... :th:
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what Paul said and

Have a look at AK interactive selections and Demo movies on You-Tube and Website!!!
and Pzr Grey Modulation paint sets and Filters and Washes....

All the best to you !

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schweinhund227 wrote:what Paul said and

Have a look at AK interactive selections and Demo movies on You-Tube and Website!!!
and Pzr Grey Modulation paint sets and Filters and Washes....

All the best to you !

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So far ive managed to only buy one ak product (the chipping fluid), i really want to get more but i know what im like and ill end up buying everything they make and i A) don't have the room to store it all B) Itll cost a fortune lol
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Paul wrote:
schweinhund227 wrote:what Paul said and

Have a look at AK interactive selections and Demo movies on You-Tube and Website!!!
and Pzr Grey Modulation paint sets and Filters and Washes....

All the best to you !

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So far I've managed to only buy one AK product (the chipping fluid), i really want to get more but i know what im like and ill end up buying everything they make and i A) don't have the room to store it all B) Itll cost a fortune lol

Please don't buy everything...! LOL
just get shares in their Stocks !!! LOL

if you have their MiG line of Filters and Washes... its basically the same stuff ! it smells exactly the same!!!
if not exactly the same stuff? its very close.

The AKi paint modulation SETS or Paint Effects are their line ups offerings... but packaged up ! so.. be careful of what you buy... cuz you will end up with doubles and triples like I did ! maybe not so much with Paint modulation sets but EFFECTS its a given... which is why I sent a few "examples"... to friends... so they could try it !

The magic with AKi effects... is the Plaster of Paris... Way way better than the Acrylic Medium paste from MiG !!! which turns into Hard Goop ! (mud effect ) hard to flake off after its harden. !! the AKi stuff flakes off just like real Mud until you fix it with Pigment fixer its Awesome and I have been SOLD since Day one !

but don't buy everything !!!

I use MiG oil paints... for fading and Filter effects... (dot painting) just like you do !
nothing beats Aki streaking effects thou ! you should buy their DVD's on how to use their line up and
You won't go back ! LOL

sorry for the sale pitch... I really enjoy working with it !

later my Man !

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Paul wrote:
schweinhund227 wrote:what Paul said and

Have a look at AK interactive selections and Demo movies on You-Tube and Website!!!
and Pzr Grey Modulation paint sets and Filters and Washes....

All the best to you !

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So far ive managed to only buy one ak product (the chipping fluid), i really want to get more but i know what im like and ill end up buying everything they make and i A) don't have the room to store it all B) Itll cost a fortune lol

Got the chipping fluid, awesome stuff!
And same problem here.... Want to buy the whole store! :P
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schweinhund227 wrote:what Paul said and

Have a look at AK interactive selections and Demo movies on You-Tube and Website!!!
and Pzr Grey Modulation paint sets and Filters and Washes....

All the best to you !

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Thank you! :th:
I will check it out! :shock:
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Yeah norm I have one of the ak DVDs, and i guessed with mig being involved it,would be the same stuff as the mig stuff.

Ill have a look at the streaking effects :thumb2:
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For colour modulation like Paul suggested, watch this guys series of vids, really simple to follow.

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[quote="McLeod"]For colour modulation like Paul suggested, watch this guys series of vids, really simple to follow.


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Chipping fluid, how does that work then? Sounds ideal for props, leading edges and around cockpits. Please forgive my ignorance....

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