Jon,

Firstly, I am sorry that I sometimes mix up your name. I swear that I won't mix up next time.
And thanks for your sandwich.

T-link,

Since I am not a rivet counter, I didn't do any reference for my kit before building it.

Steve Pig #6

EXCELLENT WORK. LATHE TO AFFIRM IS OF CONGRATULATIONS.

ROBERTO

excellent work. Did you use several shades of OD to get the faded paint look, or is that all from the wash/drybrush? I tried doing this on an M5 and it looks like it rode through a cement factory. I'll post some pics soon, maybe you all can tell me what I'm doing wrong.

Ralph

BornToDig Ralph,

You are right, I used different shapes of OD. First, I sprayed the overall a flat black Second I sprayed OD as a cloud pattern. Third, I mixed the OD with Flat Flesh XF15 or Yellow, ratio is abt 50% of each color. Then I sprayed the mixture on the kit. Afterward, I washed the kit with a mixture of Black(50%)and Burnt Sienna(50%). At the end, I drybrushed the kit again with OD.
Hope this helps.

Steve Pig#6

Wow great work,keep it up, great figures too.

Russ

Russ,

Thanks for your comment, I will keep it up and post more pics at the final stage.

Steve Pig#6

nice work octupus, piant job looks great.

Great Job Steve!! I do like the weathering very much and the lights plus you with camera at side very good to say the least

Jeff,

The lights were done with Photoshop. Nice to hear that you like the warthering.

Steve Pig#6

WOW! The detail that you put in to that is awesome. Great job

Nice work!!!