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Tomas Duck

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Thank you guys for all comment! 

I have finaly done construction of tail guns support frame. I was also thinking about construction of central holder for ammo belts boosters motors, but that would mean remaking original ammo belts (they have a wrong curvature) and because this part will be finally invisible I'll leave it at that. Of course, on the top of the frame will be mount new N-8 gun sight - I´m working on that :)

I wish everyone a merry Christmas!!!

 

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On 11/18/2022 at 5:53 PM, Tomas Duck said:

Thank you guys for all comments :bow:

Today will be a small step only, gunner seat and my interpretation of leather. It's not something extra, but maybe it will be enough. Now I´m working on re-charging system of guns, after this I can assemble turret together.

BR Tomas

 

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Your interpretation of a worn leather surface is outstanding! What was your technique to establish that level of realism?

 

Kind regards,

Paul

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On 12/29/2022 at 8:51 PM, Archimedes said:

Your interpretation of a worn leather surface is outstanding! What was your technique to establish that level of realism?

 

Kind regards,

Paul

Hi Paul,

it´s rellativelly simple. I use red brown as basis for all leather surface.  On this layer I make scratches with sponge soaked in lighter brown -how much it´s depend how much volume of wear and tear you need. You can also use fine brush for making lines etc. After this I spreyed surface  with gloss varnish. It can be a finish but I use on this layer also oils (Burt siena, yellow deep, yellow orcher - that´s about you) for better surface modulation. If it´s wrong for you, you can use thinner and start again, basis colours still stay on place...;)
I hope it helped :)

BR Tomas

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25 minutes ago, Tomas Duck said:

Hi Paul,

it´s rellativelly simple. I use red brown as basis for all leather surface.  On this layer I make scratches with sponge soaked in lighter brown -how much it´s depend how much volume of wear and tear you need. You can also use fine brush for making lines etc. After this I spreyed surface  with gloss varnish. It can be a finish but I use on this layer also oils (Burt siena, yellow deep, yellow orcher - that´s about you) for better surface modulation. If it´s wrong for you, you can use thinner and start again, basis colours still stay on place...;)
I hope it helped :)

BR Tomas

Thank you Thomas - I am always interested in techniques so thank you for sharing this. It works very well -great result!

 

Kind regards,

Paul

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