Speed Weathering…

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AirbrushNo5

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Spent an hour on this one this afternoon…and an hour this evening…

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Tamiya dilute Flat White fade coat
Tamiya dilute Linoleum Brown fade coat…
Sealed with Tamiya Clear Flat
Winsor and Newton Van Dyck Brown / Turpenoid wash
Sealed with Tamiya Clear Flat
Tamiya Grime Custom Mix on wheels, axles, trucks, lower body
Dilute Tamiya Grime on upper body and roof
Sealed with Tamiya Clear Flat
 


"Speed Weathering." LOL! I love it.

[* Either an intentional or accidental (?) play on "Speed Lettering," which is the label we Grande fans often give it]

Really good work and, FWIW, the manufacturer truly nailed this car too. I can't find ANY details they didn't get right.
 
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Accidental no doubt…
Thanks for the pic..
I had another pic of a different road #…though it looked much the same..not overly weathered..
The door bars on mine could use more grime
 




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