Tips on creating a weathered black finish on an aircraft
Posted: Thu Nov 10, 2016 4:54 am
Hi all,
Well my second plane build is a 1:48 Tamiya Beaufighter, night fighter. It's supposed to be all black
Obviously being all black, the panel line accentuation and weathering is completely different from standard and I've been struggling to find comprehensive tips on how to approach it. I searched the forum and one advice was to use greys rather than blacks. I used Mr Hobby rubber black to coat the entire aircraft and it looks good, but now I'm stuck as to how approach post shading as well as weathering. Any tips, links to guides would be greatly appreciated
Feels good getting back to aircraft after the last model was a Huey (those clear parts killed me!) You can see it in the air model section of the board if interested - "Operation Cenderwasih" a bit of a historical build and only my second. http://www.intscalemodeller.com/viewtop ... 45&t=20201

Chris
Well my second plane build is a 1:48 Tamiya Beaufighter, night fighter. It's supposed to be all black
Obviously being all black, the panel line accentuation and weathering is completely different from standard and I've been struggling to find comprehensive tips on how to approach it. I searched the forum and one advice was to use greys rather than blacks. I used Mr Hobby rubber black to coat the entire aircraft and it looks good, but now I'm stuck as to how approach post shading as well as weathering. Any tips, links to guides would be greatly appreciated
Feels good getting back to aircraft after the last model was a Huey (those clear parts killed me!) You can see it in the air model section of the board if interested - "Operation Cenderwasih" a bit of a historical build and only my second. http://www.intscalemodeller.com/viewtop ... 45&t=20201

Chris
