wish I had soldered the ammo boxes but they don't look too bad with paint.
As washes are the order of the day , I should get some done this week, but the big question is which is best for brick walls?
I can say, from where I am, paint it cement coloured and dry brush with acrylics, Oils can work too, Adam, but as an accent, I will use the 502 Abeilung colours to pick out some odd bricks along with a range of pastels too.
I have quite a lot of 502 oils, I found a clearance sale in an internet shop where they obviously did not appreciate what they were selling at a £1 a tube
The pigment paste is a real PITA
I wiped the walls off 5 times and they were still rubbish, so I dry brushed them
A better picture later
And the fire escape is finished 80+ pieces and very fragile
primed
modulated with a blue grey
Some serious chipping, and the pigmented wall after dry brushing
Next will be washes and filters to bring out the wooden handles and age in the weathering too!
Seems like OPR will be happening here too
as well as the Flammpanzer II On another note, how did the alternative to photobucket go Philipp
It has taken 3 days to load some photos and all day on and off to add them to 2 blogs
It is slow, unpredictable and every time you attempt to do anything, it has a soft porn pop up advert
Hope this has helped with pigments v dry brushing
More in awhile, and hopefully a better photo service too, one day, hopefully
Have a good Easter Monday
Steve H
