The first stage of weathering this one.
Applying a wash. In this case I am using the Flory washes. I am tinning down the Dark Dirt wash a little to make it less ‘stark’ with some Light wash, two parts dark dirt to one white.
These are clay washes and you just brush it all over the model and let it dry.
Once dry I will remove the surplus using a lint free cloth and, in difficult places to reach, cotton buds. I find these clay washes overall easier on large scale models like this, with lots of rivets, than enamel pin washes. I will be using some enamel washes next though once the surplus is removed.
Applying a wash. In this case I am using the Flory washes. I am tinning down the Dark Dirt wash a little to make it less ‘stark’ with some Light wash, two parts dark dirt to one white.
These are clay washes and you just brush it all over the model and let it dry.
Once dry I will remove the surplus using a lint free cloth and, in difficult places to reach, cotton buds. I find these clay washes overall easier on large scale models like this, with lots of rivets, than enamel pin washes. I will be using some enamel washes next though once the surplus is removed.