I figured that I would just go ahead and wash over the big stars which would pretty much completely remove them from the surface. I'll go back after these steps and reapply decals. The other issue I'm having is still on the driver's side of the tank. I have really messed up a section of the upper hull and I'm not quite sure what I'm going to do about it. I might try some steel wool and see what if I can change the finish enough to at least fix it.
I applied the brown wash over the entire vehicle and then, using thinner, I slowly cleaned up the major surfaces leaving the wash, primarily, in the various nooks and crannies. It looked pretty good at the end of the session and I have gone in and started a little detail painting.
Just get it on there! I probably could have been a lot neater with this application and saved myself a lot of work |
First pass at cleaning up the wash, looking pretty good and the tones added by the oils are starting to come back through. |
Happy enough at this point to start a little detail painting |
Nice. Maybe you could put some scratch-chipped-through-the-paint effect on the spot.
ReplyDeleteI was considering that. A little battle damage would be appropriate to go along with that.
DeleteMaybe make it into some sort of tree branch scrape. You could smear it out a bit, and then add some "leaves" caught up in the edge of the running board/boggies.
ReplyDeleteThat's a very interesting idea. Thank you!
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