Tragedy in Jaburo 29 : Weathering

 After I did  top coat the entire kit, I began weathering.

 First, I will apply a filter.

 I use oil paint to filtering. It is not a special paint for the modeling , but rather that it was bought at the craft shop.

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 I've picked up the three colors of the above at this time.

 We will put a small dot in the oil paint using the toothpick. then before it dries, wipe from top to bottom with a cotton swab was soaked with turpentine. Rather than completely wiped off, and then to remain very thin.

Here it is.

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After  filter the entire kit, the following is chipping.

I used Tamiya enamel color(Neutral gray) for chipping. Using a thin brush as much as possible, to paint a small point as possible, to draw the chipping by overlapping it.

 

This is only a filtered.

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And I added a chipping.

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GM is a new mobile suit, it did not do much weathering.

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The following is an assembly of Z'Gok and GM.