AlexModeling weathering Ships

The Bismarck looks amazing,great job

Do you think the naval weathering set could work on naval planes? I think they both could get weathered the same.

MAYBE.. EXEPT THE SALT.. PLANES ARE salt free.. LOL... try and see/match the colors.. however you have the others packs of AK mate:)

glad you like it buddy:)

Cheers mate.....

cheers:)

yea mate:) i suck at this!:)

i have the tullamore dew,now what else did you say,thank you very much,it really will help me,i am painting the hull now,will varnish friday ten streak at the week end,all the best john

I send you a PM explaining the lack of photos mate.. sorry.. i wanted to place them in order to give you a better idea.. i suck at this.. glad it was usefull:)

Awesome Alex!

The best tutorial ever. I'm wondering, would this work if you interspersed the steps with mead instead? :0)

it´s looking great!!!! Keep on Alex love all the effort that you´re putting on the kit.

AHAHAHAHAH!!!

On any given day of model building, how many glasses of Tullamore Dew should I be drinking? Did I see pe railing on the ship?

AHAHAH! the exact right sequence my friend.. you just have to have the exact "tools".. ah ah ah

i´m loving this one... thanks

huuum.. lets see.. how many bottles can you buy?:) loool hi brother, thanks for stoping by:)

Great video. I have a 350 scale battleship on the shelf but there's a LOT of stuff I haven't tried before. Very intimidating ;)

thank you Kim:)

Very good weathering discussion, enjoyed the vid.

Hi, Alex, waht is it in your glas, whit spirit, or a wash for the brain ;) can you tell me how you mix it, so i can try it too.
Nice video, thanks, it is a good insider trick

Hi! Nice washing tutorial :) I want to wash my Varyag cruiser, but I don't have Tulamore... Can I replace it with something other?