I added 3 drops of grey 106 to the beige 28 as I wanted to darken it a touch. I didn’t use black because I thought that’d be a bit too harsh. Then misted with 103 in bursts.
It all looks a bit bright and ‘new’ at the moment but I remember from my last one how much of a difference the final stages of weathering and washes make so expect everything to be darker.
Overall, happy so far - much better than my first attempt I think.
Few details still to add, such as the ‘tick’ scratch on the left panel.
Good to know, thanks. I think I'll follow suit and leave the mandibles and trim until last. That makes sense to me to kind of work from the bottom to the top and in to out.
Wow great work . The rear panels always make my eyes hurt ,watching all the fine details being applied. Can‘t wait to see the weathering knock back the brightness of the green!