Hi Guys,
So I have managed to get hold of a 'Modelik GLS30' set, and will start the modeling in a day or two. What I have been doing all this while is searching for how other people have made the model, and trying to get a step by step photo set for reference.
I got the photo set from a few searches and came across this finished model (photo attached). I see that it has been weathered to give a more realistic look (which in my opinion has been overdone, but I would like the same at around 50% intensity in my model).
I searched a lot on the internet and couldn't come across any tutorial on how to weather/patina/rust paper models. I was wondering if you guys could help me with a few techniques on this.
Note : I am a beginner and this is only my second model. You might feel that I am making things complicated and might mess up the model all together, but in any case, I still do want to know the techniques.
Thanks a lot guys.
Meanwhile, I am into wildlife photography for 7 years now, and showcase a few photos on my website www dot jungleraaj dot com (I cant post the link yet) A brief search on the forum made me realise that there are absolutely no Indian Locomotive models here, so I am looking forward to add locomotive and railway photos into the website as well, so that we can figure out a model for them as well.
So I have managed to get hold of a 'Modelik GLS30' set, and will start the modeling in a day or two. What I have been doing all this while is searching for how other people have made the model, and trying to get a step by step photo set for reference.
I got the photo set from a few searches and came across this finished model (photo attached). I see that it has been weathered to give a more realistic look (which in my opinion has been overdone, but I would like the same at around 50% intensity in my model).
I searched a lot on the internet and couldn't come across any tutorial on how to weather/patina/rust paper models. I was wondering if you guys could help me with a few techniques on this.
Note : I am a beginner and this is only my second model. You might feel that I am making things complicated and might mess up the model all together, but in any case, I still do want to know the techniques.
Thanks a lot guys.
Meanwhile, I am into wildlife photography for 7 years now, and showcase a few photos on my website www dot jungleraaj dot com (I cant post the link yet) A brief search on the forum made me realise that there are absolutely no Indian Locomotive models here, so I am looking forward to add locomotive and railway photos into the website as well, so that we can figure out a model for them as well.
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