by Karsten » Sun Jul 15, 2007 10:32 pm
I saw a post a while back about recreating Battle Damage and all the head aches behind trying to do it.
Well this may sound a little obscure but bare me out. I was stripping paint from a M14 Stock and found that depending on how fast you push the knife through the wet paint/stripper you get long wavy strips, short bunched up piles that look like disguarded steel from a refit or repair dumped on a Barge.
Okay, pretty sick when you are figuring out how to make Trash and Scrap for models.
Shot at 2007-07-15
Humm, thinking of the 1/700 Scale Tonnage for Faux Scrap Steel I could sell on Ebay
Karsten
I saw a post a while back about recreating Battle Damage and all the head aches behind trying to do it.
Well this may sound a little obscure but bare me out. I was stripping paint from a M14 Stock and found that depending on how fast you push the knife through the wet paint/stripper you get long wavy strips, short bunched up piles that look like disguarded steel from a refit or repair dumped on a Barge.
Okay, pretty sick when you are figuring out how to make Trash and Scrap for models.
[img]http://img78.imageshack.us/img78/2743/mvc031syg6.jpg[/img]
Shot at 2007-07-15
Humm, thinking of the 1/700 Scale Tonnage for Faux Scrap Steel I could sell on Ebay :woo_hoo:
Karsten