hi guys, i posted this in the wrong forum and didn't know how to move so i have just started a new topic altogether. yeh anyway how do you weather a winter tank? i would reall like someone to tell me because i kind of need to know for my diorama. there is snow involved if that changes any thing?
cheers stan

I found this link helpful,it's called the haispray method.



http://www.tanksandthings.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=246:hairspray-method-step-by-step&catid=83:sven-frisch&Itemid=68

thanks for the link, but i have all ready painted it and what i ment to say was how should i go about muddying it up and that kind of weatherins.
cheers stan

Hi Stan first off what vehicle and is it whitewashed.also is it a frozen russian winter or during the thaw.reason is if the ground is frozen you wont get no mud but churned up dirty snow.to weather the whitewash you could give it a burnt umber wash more thinner than paint that will get a grimy look ,try dry brushing with your base colours along edges and some scratches with the base colour.i would reccomend you surf this sight theres plent of winter schemes which will give you plenty of Ideas.all the best.