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this one slid into my feeds this morning:

https://interak.tv/tank-sicaran-blood-angels/

Quite a comprehensive guide for achieving a finish that is somewhere between 'Eavy Metal and trad. military modelling style. Reminds me those Forge World modelling masterclass things, except maybe not as extreme? Disclaimer, features almost exclusively AK interactive products..



The appendix of the PDF tutorial also has some extra tidbits regarding general techniques etc

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Very inspiring - I that that kind of weathering, which adds a lot of interest to the model without looking overdone. The benefits of airbrushing, which is a skill I have never mastered. The silver rivets are a bit jarring though. Mind you, the rivets on Marine vehicles have never made any sense.

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It looks cool, thank you for sharing the pic.
   
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Glasgow, UK

Great find!
   
 
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