09-27-2011, 10:30 AM
Weathering is a more delicate task than widely known. I thought a soft and thin coat of very light gray from the spray can might be a fine simulation of dust.
To do so I held the separate units of the mill over the balustrade of the balcony in the 4.th floor. The main part was held with the left hand and the light gray rattle can in the right hand. After about 5 seconds over the balustrade did the main part start to separate in two parts and glide slowly out of my hand. I did pull back my hand and all parts made it over the balustrade to crash on the tiling of the balcony.
Ok, this evening is "glue time". Nothing is really broken or destroyed. I had a lot of luck
ps. Be carefully when you do weathering the next time
pps. The weathering worked. The super clean white became an ordinary white and the beautiful dark gray silos are somewhat dusty.
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To do so I held the separate units of the mill over the balustrade of the balcony in the 4.th floor. The main part was held with the left hand and the light gray rattle can in the right hand. After about 5 seconds over the balustrade did the main part start to separate in two parts and glide slowly out of my hand. I did pull back my hand and all parts made it over the balustrade to crash on the tiling of the balcony.
Ok, this evening is "glue time". Nothing is really broken or destroyed. I had a lot of luck
ps. Be carefully when you do weathering the next time
pps. The weathering worked. The super clean white became an ordinary white and the beautiful dark gray silos are somewhat dusty.
Reinhard