07-09-2014, 07:44 AM
Thanks a lot for the kind words.
An old Cornerstone air-condition is reused and some duct from Evergreen is scratch built. Google returns a lot of great example photos if searched with "duct roof". It got a base layer of silver from the rattle can, a layer dull coat for better grip and a full wash of black water color (of course
).
May be I repeat myself but weathering with water color has the huge advantage to me to forgive any mistakes. A wet brush, a wet cotton swap softens overdone areas or a walk to the water-tap and even the worst mistake is gone and I can start again.
![[Image: IMG_3456_zpsfd8cc8aa.jpg]](http://i966.photobucket.com/albums/ae149/faraway52/FL2014-2/IMG_3456_zpsfd8cc8aa.jpg)
![[Image: IMG_3453_zps30f3afc4.jpg]](http://i966.photobucket.com/albums/ae149/faraway52/FL2014-2/IMG_3453_zps30f3afc4.jpg)
![[Image: IMG_3454_zps39daf45e.jpg]](http://i966.photobucket.com/albums/ae149/faraway52/FL2014-2/IMG_3454_zps39daf45e.jpg)
An old Cornerstone air-condition is reused and some duct from Evergreen is scratch built. Google returns a lot of great example photos if searched with "duct roof". It got a base layer of silver from the rattle can, a layer dull coat for better grip and a full wash of black water color (of course
).May be I repeat myself but weathering with water color has the huge advantage to me to forgive any mistakes. A wet brush, a wet cotton swap softens overdone areas or a walk to the water-tap and even the worst mistake is gone and I can start again.
Reinhard