How to create metallic steel effect on tank model VMS weathering tutorial

[@SKmodelbuilding]

It really looks very simple, thanks for showing. I like it 👌

[@Vmssupplies]

Thanks, glad you found it useful! Chris

[@diyfireking]

How awesome. Such a great work 👍👍

[@Vmssupplies]

Thanks, much appreciated! 😉

[@silentumexcubitor6747]

I really like the weathering on this vehicle, - just enough, but not too much! VERY GOOD WORK!....

[@Vmssupplies]

Thanks a lot glad you like it and thanks a lot for your feedback. Happy modelling, Chris

[@jeffholt9437]

Hooray for VMS!!!

[@Vmssupplies]

Cheers! 🎉

[@Pool1956]

Definitely doing that on my next build! 🤩

[@Vmssupplies]

Cheers mate!

[@sylviokolley4037]

Super gemacht ❤❤❤❤

[@Vmssupplies]

Vielen Dank!!! 😘

[@renatobonasorte3251]

Personally, I think it is simpler, faster and cheaper to apply graphite powder.

[@Vmssupplies]

But this is graphite powder, just the finest purity. Point of the technique is to make effects durable. Pure graphite powder is easily removed has no durability of it's own, like dust on a shelf. When graphite is mixed with binders you get permanent effect, not susceptible to handling, you create graphite paint basically. Happy modelling, Chris

[@johncheek2415]

VMS products are the best there are

[@Vmssupplies]

Thanks John, far too kind!