products for weathering

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Meliodas2019
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products for weathering

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Hi all,

looking for some advice on weathering, I am looking to give it a go for the first time, however after looking at videos and reading posts on here I am still bit confused what products to use

so do people recommend buying the pre made products from MIG, Vallejo etc or use oils as I seen in some vids
any guidance would be great and what people use themselves
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As far as washes go. I use Mig washes and make my own by diluting enamel model paint heavily with mineral spirits. Ultimate sells a clay based wash that's also great.

Pigment powders I use are by mig or ground up artists chalks, both work great. Pigment fixer can be from a company or just use mineral spirits, it works well to attach the pigment.

You can also make your own mud by mixing water, white glue, and real dirt.

I hope some of this helps

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