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[stoves]

Finished this the other day. Second time building this kit.

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[Kevthemodeller]

Very nice, loving that exhaust

[SEBa111]

Can I ask how you did the thin mud layer on side fenders? It looks nice and smooth, and I could use It for my self in a near future

[Gary30]

Can I ask how you did the thin mud layer on side fenders? It looks nice and smooth, and I could use It for my self in a near future

I achieve that effect by mixing a little dry pigment (I use dry pastel and grind it up) mixed with some Tamiya X-20A and brush it on.

If you want it thicker, use more pastel, if you want it thinner, use more X-20A

[stoves]

Can I ask how you did the thin mud layer on side fenders? It looks nice and smooth, and I could use It for my self in a near future

Thanks all for the nice comments. I used Vallejo Natural Umber pigmwnt nixed with Vallejo Dark Brown wash for the mud/dirt.