Scale model weathering references

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Channel: Dave's Model Workshop · 2017 · Howto & Style

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When you are weathering your scale models, how do you make them look as real as possible? What painting techniques replicate specific weathering as seen in the real world? Pin washes, sponge chipping, paint fading, rusk streaks - all of these can be used to model something seen in the real world. With some good references your scale model armor or aircraft will look convincingly realistic! 


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