Stowage
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10 June 2012, 17:19
Markus Kutsch The Plastic BenchThanx Holger .
I think much contrast on a one colored vehicle is most important!!Otherwise it becomes boring.Thats only my opinion.
10 June 2012, 17:36
Markus Kutsch The Plastic BenchHöHö
Dirk du Nudel. 🙂
Du weisst was ich meine .Riiiiiiiiiiieeeeeemen!
10 June 2012, 17:58
Markus Kutsch The Plastic BenchObwohl .Frag Gina Lisa mal nach Boateng`s Riiiiiieeeeeeeeemen! 😉
10 June 2012, 18:00
Markus Kutsch The Plastic BenchStrapse mag ich auch.Aber auf nen Tank??Wohl fehl am platz!
10 June 2012, 18:02
Markus Kutsch The Plastic BenchAber in Oliv als Tarnung.!!Warum nicht.Mal was neues 😉
10 June 2012, 18:03
Markus Kutsch The Plastic BenchThe unknown tank of Hobarts Funnies
The "Straps Tank" Buahaaaaaa
10 June 2012, 18:07
Markus Kutsch The Plastic Bench@Dirk
Do you have some helpful hints about "Chipping"???
Color must be diluted,taping motion of the brush .What else?
10 June 2012, 18:14
Markus Kutsch The Plastic Bench@Holger
Silicon armour.Doesnt it burn under Fire??
10 June 2012, 18:17
Dirk HeyerHairspray techniques is my favorit as you can exactly manage the colour thicknes and furthermore the option different layers of colours.
The next simple technique is to use a torned sponch, dive into the colour whipe out the colour and touch the areas. That works well on all corners and edges.
But the first one is my abslute favorite!
10 June 2012, 18:20
Markus Kutsch The Plastic BenchThanks Dirk.
These techniques i know.I find a Hairspraytechnique is on a only oliv colored sprayed vehicle to much.On a Afrika Corps Panzer with yellow over german panzer grey it is perfect,for example.I think i must do it the old fashioned way .That means ,Brush and sponge.And again Brush.And again Brush.And again Brush.(Ohhhhhhh what a stressful work)
10 June 2012, 18:33
Dirk HeyerNo, not stressful!!
That`s meditation.. and that`s why I like my hobby.
🙂
10 June 2012, 18:35
Markus Kutsch The Plastic BenchHÖHö @Dirk
I like my hobby ,too.
But i like fadeing and weathering a lot more.
10 June 2012, 18:39
Duncan CookWherer have I got here?
Looks good and our hobby is one of the coolest in the World 🙂
10 June 2012, 19:06
Philip De KeyserGreat job Markus, do you used Oilcolors or the origenal Enamel or Acryls for the stowage? greetz Phil
11 June 2012, 10:42
Markus Kutsch The Plastic BenchHi Phil
I used Vallejo Acrylics.I did a few highlights also with acrylics.I will use oils for fading and to put Highlights and shadows on.
11 June 2012, 14:05
Album info
Hi Mates
Here the rear Stowage .Only base painting with a few highlights(shadows follow) .Wash ,filter ,and oil will follow soon.
I want much contrast between the tarps and the tank.Look at the buff colored tarp on wich all stowage is put.It will be a nice contrast to the Olive Green Tank.
