Here is a little update action on my Blood Angels Rhino. I cut a stencil in masking tape for the top hatch and airbrushed the logo. After trying several varnishes, I finally came to Liquitex Satin Varnish applied with my airbrush. First I used some Gloss Varnish spray from Home Depot. Then I applied Windsor and Newton Professional matte but it was still too glossy. So I hit it with some Liquitex Matte Varnish Spraycan love and it went too dull in some spots. Finally I gave it the Liquitex airbrush satin varnish and am mostly satisfied with the luster I want.
When I cut the stencil I left it a bit damaged for the worn effect.
After cutting the stencil, my hand revolted on me. I just cant do it any more. So I made this sheet of transfers using Testors Decal paper and Testors Decal Bonder. I will use advice from my friend John Stiening to apply the decals on further tanks and keep you updated!
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2 comments:
If you reso ray the dust on the bottom in matte it will add a whole new dimension to the model!
John,
Do you mean just spray matte over the dust? (to give the effect that the dust is pulling the shine off the paint?)
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