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01-13-2003, 04:34 PM
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Drybrushing? How to ...
I ve got a little question for all of you "master" modelers;
i would like to achieve that nicely worn look on my chassis, but how do I do this?? I think it's called dry-brushing, so I  suspect it has got somthing to do with brushing.... If anyone could point this out, It' ll be greatly appreciated... Ciaoo Olivier 
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01-13-2003, 04:41 PM
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well, the way i do it is by putting some paint on the brush (not alot) and before i brush it onto the chassis i dab the brush onto a piece of paper. then if the paint is almost off the brush, i brush it onto the chassis or the area that i'm trying to do that worn look.
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