Modeller's Workshop 14: Natural Metal - Final Weathering

The final part of my 'Natural Metal' Trilogy! Enjoy!
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[@Ebergerud]

Very good indeed. I think the model is under weathered, but it's much easier to add more weathering than detract it if you've gone overboard. I certainly agree that approaching panel lines with thin and specific strokes is much better than covering a whole wing. The problem with the usual "cover the wing with wash" technique is that it creates uniformity - that's the enemy of weathering. Anyway, thumbs up.

[@mjw1955]

What do you mean by White Spirit?

[@justasuggestion8216]

Do you gloss over the metal finish before applying washes?

[@philstorey7766]

Is the grey and raw umber oil paints thinned down to a wash for the panel lines? What are you thinning it down with?

[@MAN394631]

Hello, i think he dont reply to you, i can do it for him. Ok oil paints have to be thinned if you want use it for panel wash, i use always white Spirit for that, or lighter gasoline.