Post by wouter on Nov 28, 2012 5:48:07 GMT -5
dudes, again many thanks, very happy with yer response! 
Gave the tankie a couple of days ModelMaster enamel flatt coat, and when it was hardened I added some bits of Tamiya Olive Green and Flat Brown after another HS application. I removed most of it again.
I must say I find the chipping harder to control when you do it over a flatt coat. I felt it went much easier and better when doing it over a satin coat. One to remember.
I also painted on some balkenkreuz using Voyager Models templates, but it was terrible, when chipping, the white and black flaked of in the form of big chunks...almost like corn flakes
;D
A smaller portion survived on the right side, the other balkenkreuz were completely removed.
When that was finished I sprayed on a coat of X22 clear thinned with lacquer thinner
It's not 100% like I wanted it to end up, but I think I can still manage it during weathering stages.
Speaking of which, not sure where to go concerning next step...will check out Robs series of vids again.
Tips and hits and comments are most welcome of course
Cheers
Gave the tankie a couple of days ModelMaster enamel flatt coat, and when it was hardened I added some bits of Tamiya Olive Green and Flat Brown after another HS application. I removed most of it again.
I must say I find the chipping harder to control when you do it over a flatt coat. I felt it went much easier and better when doing it over a satin coat. One to remember.
I also painted on some balkenkreuz using Voyager Models templates, but it was terrible, when chipping, the white and black flaked of in the form of big chunks...almost like corn flakes
;DA smaller portion survived on the right side, the other balkenkreuz were completely removed.
When that was finished I sprayed on a coat of X22 clear thinned with lacquer thinner
It's not 100% like I wanted it to end up, but I think I can still manage it during weathering stages.
Speaking of which, not sure where to go concerning next step...will check out Robs series of vids again.
Tips and hits and comments are most welcome of course
Cheers
