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so i now added zilver on the wheel nuts .. and started some mild moss on the window edges .. its real moss , dryed usually used in christmass plant pieces nice detail the engine cover inside with the cupholders

nice !!

the pedalbox uhhhmmm right just thinking what to reply ..... cant find the words other then > hero

hhmm yes that will do > great stuff

hmm nice !!

looking great ~!!

very nice !!!

thnx bob ! (bit late from me oops) but i put some paint on the hauler ... metallic black .. rattle can from duplicolor .. and the flakes are silver and tiny .. so i'm happy they are great on scale . you cant see yet on the pic ... just shot that right after the last coat .. so its uber wet .. already saw it dryes up matte ... i though gloss but no .. maybe its the primer .. no big deal now i can add logos and last a layer of clear

thnx guys !! just did the panellines ... makes a diference

thnx mike .. i just used some black powder but that toned down the colors to much so i brought it back with rust powder and burnt sierra .. just a matter of keep playing with tones ....this one is very rusty and brown .. but when the dio is started i will aso do vehicles in different weathering stages .. from a easy fixer upper .. to the more peeling of paint style ...

whow .. those lines rock !! i like !!!

thnx stray , the rust still needs some mild dark tones ... still need to do that just started on something special ... i have real bonsai's and one ... looses it's leafs in the autumn .... this year i collected the leafs and while some are a tad to big , a lot are just perfectly on scale !!!! so started to apply some already on the dodge .. and it looks soo cool and the plus is they are real leafs

cool !!

nice

nice

hmm went right at it after the previous post and made doorhandle holes , square center and 2 smaller round holes ...

added some runners along the side did the rims black wash with a minimal rust pigment .. fixed the doors with a rope .. door locks are gone , i will drill holes in the door to make it look like the handle is off ans the holes are exposed

stunning !~!

so this morning i added some rust accents with pigment powder first some acrylic paint with sprinkled on powder , then i tryed superglue with sprinkled on powder , first time i tried this and it works great really gives depth ... outdoor shots inside and on the bench it lookes different , more downtoned in a way

thnx guys !! hmm quit simple this one has a base color of desert sand (army paint) matte ... on that i used acylic burns sierra , no fixed method just paint and wipe with cloths .. from there i use oil paints , they take ages to dry and ca be toned down for a week .. so when you think -the next day- hmm to much you tone it down i also used pigment rust powder .. but thats is wiped into the paint qand gives a tone rather then look like rust ... the dark is black oil paint , using only a tiny bit aplyed to a part on the body and with a soft large dry brush spreading it along the surface , to much ? wipe with a cloth ... so again no fixed methos i usually use only a few colors ..and look wise just see where it go's ... when i had a overall coverage that was dark and dry .. i took a cloth and wiped some spots real hard so the light sand army paint showed .. then put acrylic burnt sierra on the light spots (real thick) let it dry for 20 minutes and then tapped it with a cloth until it was flat ... so you get like a dark tone > light tone imo its a case of trying stuff for me weathering is just a fun thing and you can go mad even when it looked ruined you can just adjust it .... atm i am aplying some runners from the roof down the side .. thats also a thing that looks cool .. just take a thin wooden pin and put a small stripe on the body and pull it down with a soft brush (dry) hope this makes sense its about the way i do it

in preparation for a dio project i will be building coming winter i started to re-do a dodge van i had .... not done yet but i started with a base weathering on the body wich i can add on from now ... broken front window with a trown trhough rock (real stone) flat front tyres more to come the dio > so the dio will be a combination of a old barn / garage , a hoarders property with loads of junk , complete with a moonshine still (using real brass) so this will give me plenty of room to go crazy ... several vehicles , olds signs , apliences .. you name it ..... but first i need to finish my garage dio , the car hauler ..... but i didnt feel much like building the past month(s) , so i hope starting with some prework on weathered vehicles wich is easy work and just means battering and weathering them will get me back in the mood again

yuup looking great !! a real used workers ..........

oh yes .. stunning

great build blair !

my god this is stunning