I find the pin wash to be a very tedious technique, however, its an absolutely necessity for me as it really makes the vehicle pop. I have complete one and unfortunately I didn't let the fading dry long enough and I wiped some of that effect out when I cleaned up the wash. The next three will have had a couple of days to dry so they should be fine.
This step is to time consuming to just churn out on all four vehicles so the other three will take a little longer to complete.
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Initial application of the wash. I try to be as neat as I can here, otherwise the cleanup takes forever. |
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Its really hard to be neat on that tread pattern though! I got a little sloppy at the end. |
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And after I have clean it up. I used odorless thinner with a brush to do this. You do have to be careful you don't want to flood it with thinner you will lose all your work. |
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STuG 212 looking pretty sharp at this point. Three more to go. |
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