Uploaded April 2017 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
A follow-up to the last weathering video but with a fair bit of additional content. This time, we show how you can weather your vehicles & their stowage to depict both wet & dry mud. The subject this time is Revell's 1:35th scale Russian SU-100 SPG (Tank Destroyer) in Beutepanzer colours. We first show how we made stowage for a mucky corner of the model using MIlliput Yellow Grey. Then we use enamels & Wilder's Murky Water to show wet mud & moisture. We do this using the airbrush stippling method. The idea is to show mud projections due to a missing mudguard (fender).
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A follow-up to the last weathering video but with a fair bit of additional content. This time, we show how you can weather your vehicles & their stowage to depict both wet & dry mud. The subject this time is Revell's 1:35th scale Russian SU-100 SPG (Tank Destroyer) in Beutepanzer colours. We first show how we made stowage for a mucky corner of the model using MIlliput Yellow Grey. Then we use enamels & Wilder's Murky Water to show wet mud & moisture. We do this using the airbrush stippling method. The idea is to show mud projections due to a missing mudguard (fender).
Enjoy!
Please give us a like:
facebook.com/ScaleWarMachines
We're also on Twitter:
twitter.com/ScaleWarMachine
And Pinterest:
pinterest.co.uk/scalewarmachines
Copyright © 2017 Scale War Machines All Rights Reserved










