After years of armor and planes, I decided it was time to get back into ship modeling and am working on a Tamiya Yamato. My painting and weathering siills, such as they are, are in 1/35 and 1/48 and I have a sneaking feeling that if I paint and weather a 1/350 ship like a 1/35 tank it will look kind of like crap. Are there any good on-line articles or books that I can pick up to help me out?
Thanks,
Matt
Advice on painting and weathering in 1/350?
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- Francisco P. de Nanclares
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Saw it and printed it out for my modeling notebook. However, I'm somewhat visually oriented, so I'm hoping for something with pictures.Francisco P. de Nanclares wrote:In the How-To section onthis site you can find an article by Jim Baumann on weathering. An I would recommend you to follow his advice since he is one of the best modelers around.
Thanks,
Matt
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Hey Tim - A BIG THANK YOU!
I hope it's not inappropriate but here's a link to Flagship Models "how-to" section that you suggested; http://www.flagshipmodels.com/flagship/HowTo_CDs.html.
They seem to have a whole host of informational "how-to" videos. Again, thank you very much!
Kind Regards
They seem to have a whole host of informational "how-to" videos. Again, thank you very much!
Kind Regards
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I will miss you Werner. Fair winds and following seas.