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    To make mud, one can add plaster to a mix of wet or dry colored dust to add volume. The document provides instructions for creating a layered mud effect on a model by first airbrushing a light dust layer and adding splattered layers of successively darker mud and dust mixes containing plaster. The overlapping splatters of different intensities create a realistic mud texture.

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    To make mud, one can add plaster to a mix of wet or dry colored dust to add volume. The document provides instructions for creating a layered mud effect on a model by first airbrushing a light dust layer and adding splattered layers of successively darker mud and dust mixes containing plaster. The overlapping splatters of different intensities create a realistic mud texture.

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    To make mud, one can add plaster to a mix of wet or dry colored dust to add volume. The document provides instructions for creating a layered mud effect on a model by first airbrushing a light dust layer and adding splattered layers of successively darker mud and dust mixes containing plaster. The overlapping splatters of different intensities create a realistic mud texture.

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    MAKING MUD

    The mud is very easy to do. Only by changing the color, we can make mud everywhere.
    The main difference is between the wet mud and dried mud. The wet mud must always
    be darker than dry mud. To make mud with some volume, we can add plaster to the mix.

    1 The set A.MIG 7408 is a good solution for an Euro-


    pean generic Mud. First all, apply with an airbrush a
    layer of dust with a light shade. We recomend you the
    A.MIG-1400 or the A.MIG-1401.

    2 3

    Apply the dust in the lower areas of your model in a randow way and let it Then, you can paint with a brush small vertical lines by using the same color
    dry for 24 hours. than in the preview step.

    4 5 6

    You can blend the lines of dust using a clean Make dust “clouds” in the horizontal surfaces, Now we have a nice base to start working with
    brush damped with Turpentine. specially around the details, turret, hatches, etc. the mud. Remember this preview dust must be
    Blend it with clean turpentine and a brush. lighter than the next mud layers.
    7 8 9

    Time to enjoy. Mix the preview dust colors with Of course,we must make smaller drops, so the The secret is to achieve a overlapping of different
    plaster and project air with your airbrush over an mix must contain more dust product and less plas- intensities of splashed mud layers. That will create
    old brush with the mixture. If the mix is too thick, ter. Do it in several layers. Avoid to make this a realistic effect and a better texture. Let dry be-
    the splashed drops will be bigger. process at once. tween layers. Finally, repeat the process using a
    darker mud color and covering less surface.

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