M2 Bradley(5). by vechtdalcollege
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PhthaloBlue
Excellent!
vechtdalcollege
Thanks.Salute, Gerrit.
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Fantastic work!
vechtdalcollege
Thank you. Salute, Gerrit.
jdwtrxk
Nice. Recently purchased some Wilder Aqua Line weathering colors that work rather well though they are getting hard to find. Being water based and reactivatable you can apply them, let them dry, and then brush or dab as necessary with a moist brush or sponge for your streaking and dust/rust buildup in the appropriate areas without damaging your panel line accents or or any other oil or enamel based washes or paint. Beats drybrushing:)
vechtdalcollege
Another great tip! I rather work preferably with acrylic and oil paint. First I do the large surfaces at vehicles with a metalic color. After that, the real colors also in camo.The finish is always with oil paint, very thin with the brushes or wipes. Thanks and salute, Gerrit.