"Camouflage masking techniques" Topic
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| von Schwartz ver 2 | 25 Jan 2021 5:47 p.m. PST |
There is a TMP member with a blog and he does a lot of armor, and achieves a great camo effect by base coating the vehicles, and then he applies some white foam that looks like shaving cream, and then airbrushes, I assume, the camo paint over it. When dry he brushes or washes the white foam off and gets a GREAT mottled camo look.
For the life of me I cannot remember his name or the blog site. I would like to know, what is that stuff he applies and how does he apply it to such great effect? He used to do a bunch of "DIY" posts and maybe I could pick up some tips? |
Wackmole9  | 25 Jan 2021 6:38 p.m. PST |
Hi I have seen people uses silly puddy for this painting trick. |
 Jeff Ewing | 26 Jan 2021 8:28 a.m. PST |
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| DyeHard | 26 Jan 2021 10:59 a.m. PST |
Masking is a very big topic. Sadly I have not seen the exact blog you are looking for.
But there are many liquid masking fluids on the market. A water soluble one is alluding me right now, other than cheap hairspray (more often used to achieve a paint chipping effect). Oh wait, there is this one: techni-tool.com/product/754CH048-2204-8SQ Which might work. Most of the fluids leave a hard edge, but can be splattered on to achieve random patterns. Typically pulled off with a soft rubber. See such as:
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link link Other camo effects are from Silly Putty, Blue Tack, Poster Tack, And like the Parafilm, there are many Fisket Films to cover larger areas:
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| von Schwartz ver 2 | 26 Jan 2021 5:03 p.m. PST |
Pity, I may try some of the fluids, but I will keep searching, like a chubby Diogenes. |
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