PLAMO: Re-WiredWolf - Plastic Modelling, Share & Learn

Added a layer of sand (Tamiya Enamel 'Buff' wash)

Enjoy the pics

Rest of the pics:

http://www.outthere.info/Warrior_MCV/comp/page1.htm

Waaaaaaah looks damn good man!

Looks great

Great build and finish!

Wow. Awesome finish. You have raised the bar again. The standard keeps getting better with every new build of yours. Thanks for sharing.

Care to share "Enamel 'Buff' wash" ??? how about an article at Plamo?

Wah Max! This one really impresses me

It looks damn good even though I know nuts about tanks. All your hard work really paid off handsomely.

Thanks for the comments
Must thank M Workshop on the chipping tip. Small brush and lots of patience.

newnikonian Wrote:Wow. Awesome finish. You have raised the bar again. The standard keeps getting better with every new build of yours. Thanks for sharing.

Care to share "Enamel 'Buff' wash" ??? how about an article at Plamo?

Enamel Buff wash...
err... idea came about last fri when I saw Dinesh doing a pale 'don't know what colour' wash on his tank for 'sandy look'

Went back home... err.. decided to try it out as my initial chipping was too dark and contrast to the body also.. so gave the whole MCV an enamel wash using Tamiya 'Buff' with 'extras' on the recesses and corners.

Once dried the effect came up nicely.

Hi Max,
Thanks for the info. on the wash.

seems like you became an instant hit @ Armorama with your Warrior Keep up the good work.

newnikonian Wrote:seems like you became an instant hit @ Armorama with your Warrior Keep up the good work.

still got lots to learn in armour modelling.

newnikonian Wrote:seems like you became an instant hit @ Armorama with your Warrior Keep up the good work.

Where's the link? Can't find in Armorama gallery or SG forum?