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Savvy · 05-12-08, 12:13 PM

Thanks a lot Hunter,

Trust me, you can do this also. It's all done with brushes and little bit of know how (Mostly borrowed from other people) and it's done on the cheap. No airbrushes are used anywhere on this model. They expensive, unreliable if not treated with clinical care and they will make an airbrushed weathering job look just that, airbrushed!

This is based purely on my oppinion. I own four airbrushes and i only ever use them for my artwork.

So go ahead and have a go it's brill when an effect works. Saying that, it's not so brill when it does'nt!

Cheers,

Sav.

05-12-08, 12:13 PM	#80
Savvy Loader Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Somerset, UK Posts: 89 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Thanks a lot Hunter, Trust me, you can do this also. It's all done with brushes and little bit of know how (Mostly borrowed from other people) and it's done on the cheap. No airbrushes are used anywhere on this model. They expensive, unreliable if not treated with clinical care and they will make an airbrushed weathering job look just that, airbrushed! This is based purely on my oppinion. I own four airbrushes and i only ever use them for my artwork. So go ahead and have a go it's brill when an effect works. Saying that, it's not so brill when it does'nt! Cheers, Sav.