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eduardo

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Posted 1423496191	Reply with quote #16

Great start, that engine looks amazing
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Worso

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Posted 1423729006	Reply with quote #17

Hi there, An owesome job with that engine. I really like the rusty effect... I am looking for getting the same effect on my bf-109 exhaust. How do you get it? Do you use pigments or only painting? Miguel
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ddoc666

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Posted 1423732584	Reply with quote #18

Quote: Originally Posted by Worso Hi there, An owesome job with that engine. I really like the rusty effect... I am looking for getting the same effect on my bf-109 exhaust. How do you get it? Do you use pigments or only painting? Miguel Thanks! First I put down a layer of steel, I then stipples with brown, red and orange. Before the paint is totally dry I put on some pigments mostly to get a rougher surface. Finally after a matt coat I apply a black/brown oil wash for some stain effect. That's the way I do it hope you can use some of the ideas! /Daniel __________________ Daniel
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Worso

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Posted 1423735475	Reply with quote #19

Quote: Originally Posted by ddoc666 Thanks! First I put down a layer of steel Do you apply the steel layer to the exhaust pipe too? Quote: Originally Posted by ddoc666 I then stipples with brown, red and orange. Before the paint is totally dry I put on some pigments mostly to get a rougher surface. Do you put those dots close or separated each other? I mean, can you see the underneath steel layer between them? Quote: Originally Posted by ddoc666 Finally after a matt coat I apply a black/brown oil wash for some stain effect. That's the way I do it hope you can use some of the ideas! /Daniel Humm, I really have to give it a try ... Photos of the process would help a lot... Thanks a lot for your answer!!!
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SimonD

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Posted 1423736103	Reply with quote #20

Yeah great info Daniel, thanks mate, will definitely try that one out! Good job! __________________ Cheers, Simon. On the bench: Tamiya 1:32 F-4J Phantom "Marines" Tamiya 1:32 Supermarine Spitfire Mk.XVIe
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ddoc666

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Posted 1423747427	Reply with quote #21

Quote: Originally Posted by Worso Quote: Originally Posted by ddoc666 Thanks! First I put down a layer of steel Do you apply the steel layer to the exhaust pipe too? Quote: Originally Posted by ddoc666 I then stipples with brown, red and orange. Before the paint is totally dry I put on some pigments mostly to get a rougher surface. Do you put those dots close or separated each other? I mean, can you see the underneath steel layer between them? Quote: Originally Posted by ddoc666 Finally after a matt coat I apply a black/brown oil wash for some stain effect. That's the way I do it hope you can use some of the ideas! /Daniel Humm, I really have to give it a try ... Photos of the process would help a lot... Thanks a lot for your answer!!! I will make some rust on the second engine tonight, I can take and share some photos of it __________________ Daniel
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Worso

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Posted 1423763366	Reply with quote #22

I would be very grateful if you did it, Daniel. Thanks you. Thanks you. Thanks you. Thanks you. [spam]
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hobbyhubby51

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Posted 1423774851	Reply with quote #23

Engine is really looking the part!!! nice work!! __________________ Neil USA On The Bench:
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ddoc666

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Posted 1423777507	Reply with quote #24

Here comes the step by step photos I promised. I'm no expert whatsoever I came up with this while helping my son with his Tiger and tested a lot of techniques and this is the mix of them that looked best to me. It's only the end-pipe that will be visible in the end. This is what I use I start with a steel base coat When stipple it's important to remove most of the paint from the brush (I use an old one with quite thick bristles) It's a lot like dry brushing only the motion is up down with a twist instead of side to side Then it's all about adding layers Umber Red Orange Brown pigments a flat coat and an oil wash At the end some black pigments for soot effect and another matt layer Worso I hope it's more helpful now Thanks for reading /Daniel __________________ Daniel
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Worso

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Posted 1423780527	Reply with quote #25

Yes, yes, yes!!!!!!! This post help me a lot!!! Thanks, thanks, thanks a lot for the photo report. It is what I was looking for!!! In your first explanation I thought you used the stain effect like the one used for weathering tanks (with oils) I really like the effect!!! And a really, really helpful tutorial!!! Thanks a lot again. Tonight you have made a man really, really happy!!!!!! By the way, that second engine is getting the same awesome looking than the previous one!!! Now, I have to try it on the exhausts of my 109... I'll be very pleased if I get only a half of yours Thanks a lot again. Miguel
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hobbyhubby51

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Kintoo

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Posted 1424167976	Reply with quote #27

wow, great looking rust and a nice tutorial! I'll use this in the future, thanks for posting it! -Seth __________________ -Seth
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ddoc666

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Posted 1424359322	Reply with quote #28

Time for a little update. I finally got the delivery from Eduard. Because I ordered the wrong interior the first time I have now spent the same amount as the Big Ed kit And so started my first real photo etch adventure So far I made the flaps for one side. Originally I planned to leave them of until the painting stage but since they goes under the wheel well I decided to put them in place to be able to get a good fit in the end. But I'm a bit concerned about braking them when I take care of that seam line in between. Happy modelling!! /Daniel __________________ Daniel
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Brundledonk

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Posted 1424370257	Reply with quote #29

Beautiful work with the photo etch Danilel ! I'm sure you will be ok if you are mindful of them when you fix that seam Pete
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SimonD

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Posted 1424379942 · Edited	Reply with quote #30

Very nice work on the flaps Daniel, and for what it's worth I bumped mine off the Spitfire a number of times, they go back on without protest. __________________ Cheers, Simon. On the bench: Tamiya 1:32 F-4J Phantom "Marines" Tamiya 1:32 Supermarine Spitfire Mk.XVIe
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