In reality,tracks and running gear get very hot across country and on roads,when they get wet you can see the steam coming off them,also across varied terrain,especially sandy soil, the tracks are a very bright steel colour not rusty,graphite is too dull,AK's extreme metal steel would be perfect for highlighting tracks,hope this helps
Hi Lukasz, that was another great tutorial, what did you clean your brushes with after using the burnishing and rust liquid? Take care and keep safe mate, best regards from Australia.
I noticed on German tanks that they have regular English numbers is that the same in German, are German numbers different in their language or the same as English and if not why would they put English numbers on a German vehicle
Lukasz, great video! I’m returning to armor modeling after many years and to be honest wasn’t sure how to tackle painting “standard” black rubber tracks that are supplied with tamiya tanks. Would you recommend dry brushing them with silver color first then maybe applying a rust wash to effectively make them more realistic and less toy like? Cheers!
Well, rubber tracks are shitty :) but if you need to use them dont paint them with rust. First very dark brown, then a bit of dust and very small amount of silver on the edges. :)
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Nicely done sir and nicely presented
Thank you Greg! :)
In reality,tracks and running gear get very hot across country and on roads,when they get wet you can see the steam coming off them,also across varied terrain,especially sandy soil, the tracks are a very bright steel colour not rusty,graphite is too dull,AK's extreme metal steel would be perfect for highlighting tracks,hope this helps
Thank you for this tip! :)
Hi Lukasz, that was another great tutorial, what did you clean your brushes with after using the burnishing and rust liquid? Take care and keep safe mate, best regards from Australia.
Thx Les! I clean the brusshes first with papertowel and then with Total Cleaner from Modellers World. :)
I noticed on German tanks that they have regular English numbers is that the same in German, are German numbers different in their language or the same as English and if not why would they put English numbers on a German vehicle
the same :)
Thank you for a great tutorial
No problem! :)
Kolejny świetny film. Będę musiał przenieść te techniki na plastikowe gąski ale to problem tylko pierwszej i drugiej warstwy (Steel i Rust) malowania.
Powodzenia! pzdr! :)
Looks great!!!
Thank you Paul! :)
Keep up the good work
Thank you very much! :)
Lukasz, great video! I’m returning to armor modeling after many years and to be honest wasn’t sure how to tackle painting “standard” black rubber tracks that are supplied with tamiya tanks. Would you recommend dry brushing them with silver color first then maybe applying a rust wash to effectively make them more realistic and less toy like? Cheers!
Well, rubber tracks are shitty :) but if you need to use them dont paint them with rust. First very dark brown, then a bit of dust and very small amount of silver on the edges. :)
Good advice and idea for my Panzerwerfer tracks ! Tnx bud !
No problem! :)
Hi my friend another excellent video a really helpful tutorial thanks for sharing 👍
Hi mate! Thx for your comment! :)
Great tutorial. Its always nice to see how others do tracks.
Steve, I made it for myself to remember how I prepared these tracks hahahahah :):):)
Like that red tint.
:)
Wsam raz na czas mam za niedługo pomalować gąsienice to stug 3g
Powodzenia Szymon!
Thank you for the Tutorial its appreciated Lukasz . Regards Gav.
Hi Gavin! thank you for your comment! :)
Another great video, Lukasz!
Thank you Andrew! :)