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Just starting to paint the Medusa interior...first the floor underneath...

Looking great Max!
Are you modelling after the IA masterclass book?

Are you modelling after the IA masterclass book?

YES. That's a GREAT BOOK !!!!


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Tonight i can do more than the other days.....

Here an example of "hairspray" technique using the special product coming form A.K Interactive:

Before just paint (using an airbrush) the undercoat layer (VMC Dark Rust)



after it is dry apply 2 or 3 coat of "Worn Effects" (this product is born especially for this kind of technique) with the airbrush..



When it's dry apply the final color...When the last color is dry using a brush, toothpick or a toothbrush and water you can apply your scratches...



After the above procedure I've all sealed with Vallejo Satin Varnish and apply a different layer of oil color (MIG Dark Rust and Wash Brown).





I've also done the inside part of the rear door....

Some update about the "dkk at war" diorama.....

sandbag and barbed wire

looking great thus far. The rust effect came out well.

Hi.

Here some "at midnight" updates.....

Medusa interior...(nearly finished..)

Great work

Beautiful work, especially on those bases.

Hi to everyone.

I've started with the base color (fist color of camouflage) ad some "color modulation".....for the Medusa.

The only thing that strikes me as off are the way the track guards are damaged so evenly
But other than that it's great!

Some shots from the Medusa "camouflage" paint process...

Great work. Love the weathering on the interior of the medusa.

I love the color scheme your using!

I've started the first stage of weathering of the Medusa.





I hope you like it....

I really like the colors scheme and cant wait to see where you go with this!

Its because of beautiful work like this that is quickly forcing me to look into getting a air brush.... Stunning work.

Another weathering stage.....OILS

wow, its really looking good with the oils!

Hi.

Here some details about the powerline pole:

It looks really tall!

Wow, very nice - may have to get me some worn effects

Excellent painting on everything. I don't suppose you would mind writing something for the "painting with oils" article?

I think that he just followed IA masterclass

Capitansolstice wrote:I think that he just followed IA masterclass

Yes but not only....my source are:

Mig Productions : "Modulation Style. F.A.Q. DVD Vol. 2" - there is a little guide to oils.

AK Interactive: "AK 038-book FAQ vol 2"

Here a little glimpse of the Medusa terrain :

Nice!

Hi.

The Medusa interior with the cannon mounted..





and the final assembly......






The next stage will be PIGMENTS !

Wow, that is very impressive!
~solstice

This is the result after PIGMENTS stage.... especially on the tracks and the lower parts of both side.

Also I've added some detail to the Medusa....

... wow

One step ahead to the finish lane...