Hummel pin washed, cleaned up, then chipped and after that again dirtified wit different brown oils like fresh and old rust and just "mud", and all gently blended around. So much fun.
When all that had dried up, I matt varnished the whole model. Tomorrow I'll use some mud pigments and a graphite pen for final highligts and call the Bumblebee done.
Today the calendar did indeed behave, and allowed me to play with the sepia oil wash. Having given the mess some half an hour to dry, I went back to clean excesses away. Normal surfaces were nicely simple, the no-slip floors noticeably less so. But I knew that already.
Now I guess I have to let it dry for a day or two before oiling more. The next step might be installing wheels and tracks, which also need some oils before I get to more weathery things.
I gave the kraut krew a diluted wash of black grey to make them less Spingy. Result'll be better seen tomorrow.
Then I jumped to a subprocess that gives me infinitely more joy than failing at painting humans: oil washes! I gave the exhausts and track armour some of Abteilung's Fresh Rust. All the wood bits and the combat compartment got a serving of Brown Wash. Like I said: so much more fun and motivating! 😄
I may never get used to the "gifts on 25th" after 30+ years of "Yule Goat visits on 24th"... Anyway, the beardy one brought us stuff, I got three books from the SF Masterworks series to feed my #scifi #reading habit.
* Hard to be a god
* Roadside picnic
* The shrinking man
And for other hobbies a less-gothic-fonted-than-before set of #Abteilubg502 #oilPaints for aircraft. Maybe this is a sign to give a 1:32 scale WWII plane a go 😄
Not complaining of the new style of Abteilung products 😋
This evening's 45mins of hobby time revolved around pin washing with Abteilung's Sepia, and cleaning excesses. On this mini the earlier gloss varnish (or clear coat, whichever) made a huge difference for the better.
Now the thing is drying in the sauna, hopefully half-safe from dust. Maybe I have to give it more than 24h before a matt varnish. The weapons aren't 100% accurate, but I don't mind that much.
Hah, I managed some 45mins and got the bases covered in Vallejo's mud and the Jade Falcons pin washed, with Abteilung's Sepia.
Now they wait in the sauna for a few nights, at worst until the first full week of May.
And then one of the cats knocked the damn thing to the floor. Nose wheel broke and the repair looks like it was AI-generated 😅
I applied a yellow-grey-buff dot filtering on the top, used some Industrial Earth on the bottom and satin varnished the thing. Too shiny, will do a matt one later. And after that I'll drybrush some black on the Vulcan port, maybe the vents too.
#ScaleModeling #WIP #OilPaints #weathering #Decepticon #Seeker
I created artworks with various mediums this year, ranging from acrylics, watercolors, oil paints, oil pastels, and soft pastels. I also experimented with powdered bronze pigments, genuine gold watercolors, metallic oil sticks, some of the world's best and finest pastels, and more. A few of these artworks received awards and have been displayed in venues such as the Venetian Expo in Las Vegas, a digital exhibit at Times Square in New York, The Oculus at the World Trade Center in New York, the Czong Museum in Korea, and the Shockboxx Gallery in California, to name a few.
Instead of a finely controlled and elegant pin wash I covered the whole F-15E model in a dynamic thinness wash of Abteilung's Sepia. After a bit of time I cleaned it mostly up. There's still more to do, and I'll use some dot filtering and/or buff later on some bits, and a bit of Industrial Earth on the underside. I think 😄
The drop tank gluing sucks badly, and the left landing gear came off. This fiddliness aggravates me to no end.
#WIP #ScaleModeling #OilPaints #weathering #Decepticon #Seeker
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Hanna Maarit Jauhiainen
Zorz Studios