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mwg
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4th Apr 11 at 10:05   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
When you doing a helicopter
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got the jag to do, which will probably be after germany now, then might do a chopper
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are you putting these in an airbase scene or something, if not then whats wrong with them all looking nice and shiney as they would of been when new

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i think it looks fake, especially on a scale model

hold on there was some pics of a guy that did one without any weathering il try and find, looks crap imo
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thats what it would look like without any weathering

the weathering isnt just for age, it also give the metal some texture and brings out recessed panel gap details



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Ignore the non-believers I like the weathering
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Looks so bad without weathering
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that does look terrible
how about just adding super detail to it then
ah bollocks, leave it it looks fine

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quote:
Originally posted by Tomnova16
that does look terrible




[Edited on 04-04-2011 by Steve]
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quote:
Originally posted by Tomnova16
how about just adding super detail to it then


i do on some of them it all depends on how much of the weathering wash i rub back off, the typhoon for example is fairly clean left with only some of the weathering left for panel detail purposes
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Good work.
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weathering imo helps show the shadows you would normally get in real life.

as there is no depth to the details, the weathering is really shading, not making it look worn
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that non weathered one looks like a bath toy

wondering if my corrado model is going to need weathering
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quote:
Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
weathering imo helps show the shadows you would normally get in real life.

as there is no depth to the details, the weathering is really shading, not making it look worn


yep 100%

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