"Shallow crossing" painting.

Chaos Black primer followed by the XF-10 flat brown for deep rust.




Rear bumper was sprinkled with salt:


Tamiya`s Chrome silver X11 sprayed on the bumpers, followed by more salt to lower parts


XF-22 on. More salt mostly to upper parts:


XF-50 Field Blue spraye all over the body, followed by XF-19 highlights, and XF-63 for shadows:


Salt off:





Sand color Tamiya Weathering Stick was used to make the camo pattern.
Gloss cote on ready for decals.


Markings painted freehand. Fist dark wash applied.

6 comments:

  1. Frédéric6 September 2010 at 11:59

    Hello Siara

    I take notes for my scale model conversion olympia/azimut !
    You give me hope to return on my workbench !
    Thanks Siara you're great modeller

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  2. amd396 September 2010 at 13:56

    Thank you Frédéric for continuous support!

    Best
    Siara

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  3. Frédéric7 September 2010 at 12:16

    Excellent, one more time great lesson painting !

    I"ll try this technique

    Best regards

    Frédéric

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  4. Frédéric8 September 2010 at 10:08

    Very nice, I hope one day to paint like you !

    I'm fan of your work !

    Frédéric

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  5. Jerome.T8 September 2010 at 18:36

    Hello Siara.

    Very beautiful painting lesson for this pattern of camouflage.
    The Bronco is very nice kit to build, despite a delicate front wheel axle assembly.
    Your work suggests a beautiful model in the end.

    PS: Thank you, Frédéric for showing me this blog

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  6. amd398 September 2010 at 19:30

    Thank you guys!
    Jerome- im glad you like the blog.
    About the Broncos Opel- i finished the hard top version few months back, and this time around i knew what to expect. Actually i was considering the switch to brass rod for the front axle, but because the model will be fixed to the groundwork, it should be just fine as it is.

    Best
    Siara

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