AMT Surf Woody modified

[PWick]

This is from the 'Under Construction' thread.

Conclusion, I need to learn more about weathering, or is it just wet sand!

 

[Spree]

I love how cool and chilled your builds look. Awesome. Another fine job

 

[papa 695]

Great work Patrick

 

[monica]

looks great Patrick,very well done,do like the back drop,and the weathering,looks the part,

 

[noble]

Superb.

 

[PWick]

I love how cool and chilled your builds look. Awesome. Another fine job

Thanks Spree, I like them to look as I would have the real one.

 

[PWick]

Great work Patrick

Thanks Ian.

 

[PWick]

looks great Patrick,very well done,do like the back drop,and the weathering,looks the part,

Thanks Monica, I had to print off a beach scene as a backdrop. I'm still not absolutely confident with weathering, even after 60 years of model building! That's because everything had to be pristine and clean and glossy.

 

[PWick]

Superb.

Thanks Scott. I look at so many images each day even to waking up at 4 am each morning just to write down things I'm thinking about in case I forget them. I like to build a kit as I would have it as a real vehicle. Some builders stick rigidly to the rules, perhaps frightened to change things whereas I need to be creative.

 

[monica]

a bit of wet sand hear and there,is ok,looks good with it in the treads,

 

[Polux]

Cool!
Lovely work Patrick

 

[PWick]

a bit of wet sand hear and there,is ok,looks good with it in the treads,

Yes I spray either the acrylic or enamel colour onto a clear plastic yogurt pot lid, leave it to dry out a bit and then stipple it onto the vehicle, so it looks a bit lumpy sandy!

 

[PWick]

Cool!
Lovely work Patrick

Thanks Polux, I think the purists are horrified to see a kit like this 'messed about' but that's how I would like it in real life!

 

[monica]

it worked well,looks good,

 

[PWick]

it worked well,looks good,

Thanks Monica I appreciate your comments.