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Most of the chipping on trailer and trolley are done. I consider them as tools and in my opinion no one will take to much care about how they look and they will only receive required maintenance. So the chipping is rather intense on them. For this I used Green-Grey paint from Vallejo (886) which is almost the same as Moon Green Gray from Finisherâ€™s but I highlighted it with Yellow Ochre from Vallejo (70913). I used 0 brush to paint chips and scratches in are where they would likely occur because of the usage, maintenance of the equipment on them or maintenance of them self.
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Next I use 00 brush and Vallejo paint SS.Cam. Black Brown(822) and painted all the chipping again but in such way that I wont fully cover previous step.
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This method is time consuming but I think itâ€™s worth it.
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What do you think?
Cheers
Lukasz

<blockquote data-quote="Biskup" data-source="post: 51489" data-attributes="member: 2409">Most of the chipping on trailer and trolley are done. I consider them as tools and in my opinion no one will take to much care about how they look and they will only receive required maintenance. So the chipping is rather intense on them. For this I used Green-Grey paint from Vallejo (886) which is almost the same as Moon Green Gray from Finisherâ€™s but I highlighted it with Yellow Ochre from Vallejo (70913). I used 0 brush to paint chips and scratches in are where they would likely occur because of the usage, maintenance of the equipment on them or maintenance of them self.[ATTACH=full]14197[/ATTACH]Next I use 00 brush and Vallejo paint SS.Cam. Black Brown(822) and painted all the chipping again but in such way that I wont fully cover previous step.[ATTACH=full]14198[/ATTACH]This method is time consuming but I think itâ€™s worth it.[ATTACH=full]14199[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]14200[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]14201[/ATTACH]xWhat do you think?CheersLukasz</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Biskup, post: 51489, member: 2409"] Most of the chipping on trailer and trolley are done. I consider them as tools and in my opinion no one will take to much care about how they look and they will only receive required maintenance. So the chipping is rather intense on them. For this I used Green-Grey paint from Vallejo (886) which is almost the same as Moon Green Gray from Finisherâ€™s but I highlighted it with Yellow Ochre from Vallejo (70913). I used 0 brush to paint chips and scratches in are where they would likely occur because of the usage, maintenance of the equipment on them or maintenance of them self. [ATTACH=full]14197[/ATTACH] Next I use 00 brush and Vallejo paint SS.Cam. Black Brown(822) and painted all the chipping again but in such way that I wont fully cover previous step. [ATTACH=full]14198[/ATTACH] This method is time consuming but I think itâ€™s worth it. [ATTACH=full]14199[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]14200[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]14201[/ATTACH]x What do you think? Cheers Lukasz [/QUOTE]

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