Re: "A SEAL WITH BALLS" Bronco�s 1/35th XXVII B
Posted: Thu Nov 04, 2010 6:34 pm
Hey Friends,
Well, this sbs is now done, because i was able to finish "the seal" (Seehund) finaly.
We have a massive picture flood ahead, because this one here is cumulative update and a finish.
Enjoy!
Steel rope and chain was primed with surfacer and metallized with Me Metal polishing colors,
followed by some pigments.
Detail painting at the sail, a.k.a conning tower.
The rust streaks are executed in two colors here and there.
Spongue technique combined with washes and drybrushing is the main part of the weathering here.
The impact of filters on a more or less monochrome surface. Its always about combination.
Did you notice? We have slightly green touch att the lower sides of the hull.
Weathering at the sail�s port side.
The torpdeos was now integrated into the heavy weathered appearance of the model.
MIG Grease and stain mixture came in pretty handy, even when completely alienated.
Kehrwieder: Return home soon! (Safe)
And then: FINISHED!
The final pictures of the model can be found here:
viewtopic.php?f=60&t=62274
Well, this sbs is now done, because i was able to finish "the seal" (Seehund) finaly.
We have a massive picture flood ahead, because this one here is cumulative update and a finish.
Enjoy!
Steel rope and chain was primed with surfacer and metallized with Me Metal polishing colors,
followed by some pigments.
Detail painting at the sail, a.k.a conning tower.
The rust streaks are executed in two colors here and there.
Spongue technique combined with washes and drybrushing is the main part of the weathering here.
The impact of filters on a more or less monochrome surface. Its always about combination.
Did you notice? We have slightly green touch att the lower sides of the hull.
Weathering at the sail�s port side.
The torpdeos was now integrated into the heavy weathered appearance of the model.
MIG Grease and stain mixture came in pretty handy, even when completely alienated.
Kehrwieder: Return home soon! (Safe)
And then: FINISHED!
The final pictures of the model can be found here:
viewtopic.php?f=60&t=62274