Good weathering products

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haxorb
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Good weathering products

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Hello all!

I've been painting a tiger H1 and i really want to get into weathering after seeing what some people did. My question is, what are some good weathering products to get started with? I've already bought tamiya panel line wash ( black ) and some iron oxide ( rust ).

Thanks :),

Toon.



P.S. if you're interested in the tiger h1 here is the forum link http://intscalemodeller.com/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=18761
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Ultimate weathering washes!
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Smashdown101 wrote:Ultimate weathering washes!
Just has to be: http://www.umpretail.com/collections/weathering-washes
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A cheapish set of pastel chalks are also extremely useful.
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