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Details and pin wash
🕑 Added 2022-04-06 19:49:54 +0000 UTCMy friends, everything is painted in its respective colors and outlined with a pin wash. I used enamel this time, mostly because I wanted to proceed swiftly and there was no time to wait for oils to drain!
I used the AK Interiors Wash for the white parts and Dark Streaking Grime for the rest. I really appreciated how the streaking grime flowed nicely around everything and how I could add some basic staining here and there.
Sadly, there's not much else to report at this stage. I did very little job with Ammo Shaders, just the basic rivet outlining and some streaking gradients, but that was it. I tried more colors on the other wall that's not gonna be visible, but it didn't look good at all 🤣 Always test and experiment where it's not gonna be seen!
I was also able to use a decal for the hull serial number on the doors. The kit decals are for nr. 540 "Schnuck" so I could, thank god, reorganize them for "my" tank :)
Tomorrow I'll try to perform some quick and effective weathering, some chipping, dust and grime to make it look all nice and comfy so I can close it all... to be never seen again 🤣
Comments
Night Shift
After going through this interior, I think most of the time you can get away with basic colors and a quick round of washes... and only focus the special effects around hatches where you'll be able to clearly see what's inside :)
Night Shift
That's why I don't have to feel guilty when I close the interior! :) Thank you!
Paul Garrity
Looking good Martin. I have built a couple of full interior kits and it's always a dilemma; n how much to weather or detail. Yes, we know it's there but do we really wanna spend hours going to town on something that will never be seen again etc. Looking at this, I think you have found the right balance. I said before Ima really liking the mottling man 😊
Brian N Stanley
Amazing Work👍! The best thing about your work is it’s all recorded for…like…ever😊. The impact you’ve had on my own work is huge and I mostly work with figures. Your attention to detail is one of the things you stress and it’s really evident here…even though it’s going to be closed up. Loving it…
