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**Kizmet**

This is my recovered battlewaggon that had some frost issues

its been finished let me know what you think this is my first attempt to use weathering powders

**Xenocidal Maniac**

Looks really good! I sure do like the rust effects.

**tarnish**

really nice. the blue looks a bit too fresh for me. try some grey tones to weather it

**Kizmet**

The blue stuff is salvaged ultramarine plate. Look at the trukk i posted a few weeks ago it has ultramarine markings on it

**GrimTeef**

Looking good! Those weathering powders really do the trick, it looks like.

Maybe a blue plate or two could have a Ultramarines chapter symbol or some other Imperial icon to get across the looted plates idea.

**Kizmet**

I have done that on my trukk but I don't want to do it on every vehicle might look stupid

**Bat Manuel**

The weathering looks good, but I agree that the blue and solid red look a little too crisp. If it's salvaged it would probably have been damaged first. Just a thought.

**Kizmet**

i see what you mean i didnt do the chipping ..... balls

got sidetracked by the powders ...... ARSE