When playing Chain of Command I quite like using trucks as Jump Off points as if the troops are de-bussing from them.
This was painted mainly in a mix of Vallejo Tan Earth and Dark sand. the windscreen and headlamps were done using the 'non-glassy-glass' technique.
I polished off with some Tamiya Model Master weathering.
* was orginally under the impression it was an Empress model, it is actually a Force of Arms Bedford.
Unfortunately, the photos have come out a bit dark.
Nice brushwork on this truck, Paul. The way you painted the windows alone are a work of art. Best, Dean
ReplyDeleteReally looks the part.
ReplyDeleteDarrell.
Cheers chaps.
ReplyDeleteI have since been informed that it is a Force of Arms model.
ReplyDelete"Tamiya Model Master weathering"
ReplyDeleteHi Scrivs,
How do you use this weathering technique? I bought those little kits with the make up brushes but can't seem to get this system to work...how do you do it?
Cheers
Happy Wanderer
I use the sponge end to add dark dirty streaks and use the bush end to basically drybrush the thing, using darker tones at the bottom of the vehicle and lighter tones towards the top.
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