MUDDY Ss Re TERRAINS i TT LEARN THE TECHNIQUES TO ~~ ACHIEVE EXTREME REALISM I || i | |BEST BRASS AROUND M-10 Mid production ae: 1/35 Tamiya # 36349 1/35 Tamiya # 36346ow moved beyond that by blending itinte the model to create realism and atmosphere. so join us on our mission to explore the many diferent possibilities ‘of mud andthe techniques that can help make your model more Interesting and resitic with an authentic looking mud finish, poate eerie ets ron Peer poets palsies ames peiet pie Potten Ken lord Heine reine Fig Lele erence y wareertin Let wien Pearse cod Kelana he Fan Laelia PO ceo Pot ear nf | Snead peer cos peewee Pe Ce ee ee ee UC ne}os INDEX y 6 a ip a) NN WET & ORY LAYERED WUD / BT-7HODEL 1835, MUD RACER PROJECTED MUD BY TRACKS / SUPER TRWOPER T2GE4 PERSHING WINTER MUD / GERIUNN 1-70 . (MUD TEXTURE COMBINED / HIP-2 CHECHER wut (MUD & MOISTURE / WINSTOR'S CHURCHILL SUBTLE NUD AND SPLATTERS / PIXELPOWER CTEGRITIOR OF VEHICLES OR A MUDDY TERRAUK / BLITZARIES. FRANCE 1940 FT-17 HOW TO WAKE A MUDDY ROMO / WASPUTITSA SCENERY WITH MUD / BATTLE TAXL Ram KNAGAIROOdiscuss the techniques cy and well known ‘and therefore it may be a frit for modellers to apply mud to their model. Mud will attention to a model and therefore it has to be done in are convincing ‘and have influences on how you should finish your model, ce of dry mud, sometimes in combination with fresh wet ‘on the colours you should use for the ly affect the look of graphs. In battle a ve be cleaned everyday. In this fssue let's have a look at some examples of models with different kinds of mud finWet AND ON LANESED MLIDPersonally | always found the BT-7 a very interesting tank due its design. It had the famous stie suspension and it was fast, mainly because the armour was quite thin. The most interesting thing isthe fact it could run without tracks as the front two road wheels provided traction and steering. It was the main Russian tank in service when operation Barbarossa started in 1941 where it ‘suffered heavily against the more powerful German tanks ‘The Tamiya kt is easy to build even from the box, it's a well detailed kit and some photo-etch parts are also included. Its shape and design makes it for us modellers very suitable for applying colour modulation techniques. 1can recommend this Kit to ‘anyone like me who is not used to building armour vehicles. @EARTH / 9re we start painting cis frst primes solid base forthe ints that fll ‘approach a 9 the horzontal ian the 0 / TANKER 0S / MUD & EARTHint superficial— - ees ping Peri Pen a] Comey http://www.paperpanzer.comei rh) M f as 8 KICKED UP MLB eee De TZ)UneOn the et the rear sec ‘added some details made from This was deliberately dane with the mud weathering in mind Painting the Pershing was fairly easy, we apolied a basecoat of AK 136 Oli Drab Highlight and next sprayed of some highlights using AK 137 lve Dat Shine. Bath pain come from the US Olive Drab Special madulaton zet. The ate indeed light but all that wil ge after weathering "he markings come trom AK 101 “US Yellow With a pencitwe rub over th a toothpick you can caretully Starts in crles" dry decal set. The decal was cut the decal and it will stat carve away small peces of the decal ‘out and kept in place with apiece of transparent attaching itself to the model tosimulate weer. tape in order to positon it correctly, —, aK e720, With the shadow in place it’s ime tostart the chipoing process. Fist we started panting on the highlight chipping To create shadows we started co Seaeeeestiad! ‘outlining the model with Streaking grime, excess caint a gome AK 725 New Iraqi was removed witha clean brush and white spint KER 05 / MUD & EARTHie " ee KING OF rae erie ~ eee EREEQWORLDWIDE SHIPPING Cree ete cones ign OA tera) More than 32.000 products online for all modelling enthousiasts! | ‘| NEW SHOP EXPANSION OPENING HALF 2017, ONEY FOR E_X_P PROPESSITONAES‘pe ae driver and commander. Althouglr production only lasted from September 1942 war. Some of them were even captureid by the Germany army and used for reconnaistance:The kit itself is from Miniart and pretty good, stil opted to use qd Eduard photo-etch set ( 35909 ) to replace various parts and details with much more refined decided to leave of the fenders which will add to the overall interest. 26 / TANKER 05 / MUD & EARTHAdditional but very subtle 9. To create alittle the tube and applied to the model 12, These are blended 14. These are 28 / TANKER 05 / MUD & EARTH15. Time to prepare the mud. We make 2S minture of fe Sand, plaster, dark brown pigment and short pieces of grass, hiss med with AK's Summer Kursk Earth and We Effect enamel paints. The Wet EMfects are used toccreate alight, most looking mud 16. This mixture in applied ‘generously to the lower hull of the model using anold brush, W.And after 2 few minutes of drying time it's blended in witha brush moistened with White Spi. 18. Up rext, the wheels are installed and they receive the same treatment 19. To round up the mud effects fon the mode, heauly thinned Wwe Effects fuid isappied in selected areas 2a wash, ths ‘ppearance and fenhances the wet mudeffect. 20. The tracks of course azo received 2 coat of our mud mature, Bu this time our miature isnot blended 21. When dry, the inner sides of the tacks are metalized by rubbing away the mud mature and dark brown ‘asscoat with 2 tiangular file where the wheels woula cause fiction against the tracks> simul ‘tee. The inp and pain atheredPERU UUT USL g RST TT) By Te Ee Ly CU UCT CL BNANotelWo ~~ rs Ggica- uly) PV GSES] Ea oR aes emp aeesd © ti0) VASP Sea CEC Bch bi UR eS ttl Arent 2) Eee 1) ene oe ne ers Yuexiu District, Guangzhou, PR China Cae Cel LUD Er AWM uo (RNs 17) re PRR)MUD AND TEXTURE COMBINED BMP-2 which it had ‘Afghanistan and ore up to date kit you can always go for the recent and much more umpeter release.'5. Various parts of the BMP are aluminium to sav weight. We want to show some chipping on those parts using the Worn Effect Fluid but first some masking i required 6, The engine cover and the side sits ae sprayed with AKABE Matt Aluminium. The extreme cleaner is needed to ‘lean your airbrush after the use of Extreme Metal pants, this removes al particles of the 8. Next the models given a layer of AK 444 Yellow Green that serves a= our When dry the suta vet with lukewarm water and, with brush, we stat removing some ofthe Yellow Geen pain revealing the darker ace ‘Green and the aluminium. Keep this tle o achieve a convincing result. the this 22 results ina nice for weathering given a protection coat using Tamiya in multiple thin ayers w satin sheen, a perfect 11, Our model is given a couple of fiers to bring ors together. Fist we applied AK-O76 and next, after a sufficient drying time, AKAT61 3412. To create deep shadows the engi AK 2071 Paneliner rile and panelines are treated with 413. The rest ofthe model received pinwashes with AK: sh for Dark Yellow 14 Acryl resin Textrizer ie med with pigments, plaster and sodium carbonate, to produce dry mud el ‘The Texturizer binds al together and dries out completely matt 415. This mixture is applied with and old When the mocture i dry the mud is guen a wash of Summe Kursk Earth to give mare variation We AK: cst a rth Elect heavily thinned 18, The process repeated wi more randomly over the model and later blends moistened with white spit 19. A brush dipzed in Sand Yellow Deposi is held in front of the model and with the airflow of the airbrush the deposi is tered over the model. Sections nat to be treated are masked off 20, Before the deposts are dry some of the splatters are blended in wth a brush moistened with white spit t streaking effects, The model snow put aside to let the paint dry overnight 21. The mud is again treated with awash to get more color vari ‘make it too monotone in colour 25 the splatters122, To increase the dirty, look more Sand Yellow ‘ust deposit applied in places where dust would ccumulate 23. The same s then repeated with AKO23 Dark mud although in 235 around the turret ang hatches. More streaking 's applied using the same 24, The exhaust stain sprayed on with the airbrush streaks. You only have to thin the paint abit to get ths teat result 27. To get some more colour in the model and create the rn green paint, reen i app ‘and blended inthe morture was DARK co 32, Water stains are painted on fine brush, Wet Effect fuid thinned with white 1 for this tack 33, This Wet Effect Fluid is a the prevousl applied p:gment Pigment dust ba highly34, Streaking and accumulated dit s applied tothe tur Brown Earth Deposit. t's painted on and left to dey for se minutes. Next it's blended in with a moist brush and white sprit used to simulate dust and sand left behind by the on the vehicle place with a thin wash of Fresh Mud 5 alo used to paint onsThe Churchill was a heavily armoured infantry tank used by the Commonwealth forces and Russia during the ‘Second World Wer. Its design was heavily influenced by WWI tank designs; clearly noticeable is the longitudinal chassis featuring all around tracks with multiple bogies which was intended to be helpful when crossing IVAN difficult ground. This design, especially the sides of this tank, is a modellers dream if you like to apply mud, papaneied accumulated dirt, sand and grime. Wiekevra ur model is the AFV club kit and it must be said the assembly can be challenging due to its complex and. ‘workable suspension. Not the easiest kit to build, but with some well spent time and effort it should cause no problems for the determined modeler. 40 / TANKER 05 / MUD & EARTHimportant to make the previou primers. sprayed a few thn layers over the model withthe aiforush, ‘Appin wath using a dark brown colo e used to add shadows ‘ying 0 keep all the shading that | previously made, When | was happy ‘around the deta, Ths brings the modelo life as we create with the result the paint was sealed witha layer of Tamiya X-22 ‘more depth in the camouflage color TANKER 05 | MUD & EARTH / 41ied dots of White, Green, Brown and Vellaw colorwereadded Ten, usinga fine bruch MH thoroughly the m ‘and enamel thinner, blended them inwith downward motion Ths WW] and details suchas tools and exhaust process can be repeated a few times until you get desired effect painted and weathered shade Mature of thinner and dark green color, for streaking effects on Green painted models, IYandomly painted lines on the sides of turret and hull ‘Then, using @ fine brush and enamel thinner, [blended them in, nce n using a downward mat blend wanted to depict my model as 3 dirty, muddy, steel warrior Istarted by adding effects to produce accumulated dirtand grime. This was done with black Brown oil pant from the Wilder Up next, using a flat dr brush, | ‘Then | sed a fine brush soaked with enamel thinner and Range that was Sightl thinned and started blending in the ollpaint | _softened the effect. Now we have achieved the effect of dirt then applied in and around details repeated the blending process unt and ith accumulate from the battlefield The same color wae where dit would accumulate only a thin layer of oilpaint remained. sed to outine some small details to create even more depth 42 / TANKER 05 / MUD & EARTHthinner and, ater allowing toot for deg in wth the same techniau done to provide some mor was applied the bot eather ae be Was applied This after applying itIBG-= MODELS www.ibgmodels.com IBG MODELS PS en eect eR ea) CORREO ea eeeAe Od me) MUe pele poms spy ae TulBEASEPOWER | Sr area uy ae5 t0 bul but the huge amount of PE parts was time | used 3 black and white rctions to ter construction the mode! is divded in sub assemblies cut the steni foreach color. Some stencils needed to bemasking and spraying and around the detail 2 Abrei lu ee a Turpent the streaking The- INTEGRATION OF VEHICLES IN A MUDDY TERRAIN BLITZKRIEG FRANCE (240 FT-17 eoterior ready we tinue building it int outlage was app of Tamya's Grey trait from the can. started As the mack with paste Tamiya NATO gteen ypical May required, therefore used acrylics colors that matched the Tamiya colours used eth =p 2 [A gloss coat was sprayed onto provide a good base forthe ‘The model was chipped with Dark Rust from Panzer aces witha sponge ication of the decals and once in place they were covered with Nest Fech Mud and Earth Effects were mised with plaster nto 3 paste ‘another coat of gles folnved a satin coat which « the perfect bace ‘and this was splattered onto the sides ofthe model. When almost dry for weathering Several dark brown washes and streaking gh aflat brush mostened with white srt was used to blend inthe he AK range to outine the extenor ofthe m: ffects and create streaks of dit and grime, Some Wet ply some washes, create some shadows fect fluid vse used to create damp earth effects, give ta grimy look a Flesh Mud and fects id, This lashes of Dark 3aiding sr 53The same Specking tecinigue was also used onthe ids ofthe ul The top sides were ao treated but in a much more restained amount Remember that they need tobe done to provide a uniform finsh on the model Gi) The tracks were first painted with a mix of Tamiya XF-10 Flat Brown and XF-68 NATO Brown with a drop of X-1 Flat Slack Nest the tracks were 92 chipped with rusty colours, this was flowed by a coat of Light igment that was fixes in pace with pigment fixer When dry the |, edges were metalaed with a graphite pencil and Dark steel pigment 4 applied with a fingertip ‘The Dragon figures had ther details sharpened with a scalpel and some. ‘esl the figures were painted with acrylics ‘The plaster mined with pigment that ‘The base was but up from several layers of foam and the sdes were covered with thin baka wood. was splattered onthe mode looked The earth effects were made of mortar plaster and when twas stil wet, fine sand and small stones realy convineing for achieving dry were sprinkled on, The stone wall and the vegetation were ao be placed inthe sil wet plaster 35. mud effects lit then needed was were the rots from the garden, which are useful to depict broken tees. Everything Was painted by some streaking effects, seckling ‘aibrush using Tamiya colors and finshed off with washes. Final the model was workee in to the {and evertualy effects of damp earth ‘groundwork using agai plaster and sand etc that were then painted inthe appropriate colors to insh of the job, These are all niques with great result 54 / TANKER 05 / MUD & EARTHRASPULTESA HOW TO) WAKE AMUDDYEROAD Rasputitsa is the Russian term for the semiannual mud seasons when unpaved roads become difficult to cross. The term has been used historically to describe the condition in Eastern Europe. Literal translation of the term isthus closest to - loss of ways: de-roading, During this period, the large flatlands become extremely muddy and marshy, especially the unpaved roads. There are actually two Rasputitsa seasons, one in the spring and then again in the autumn, the latter however has a historical relevance as it stopped two advancing invasion armies. General Mud or Marshal Mud not only stopped the French Napoleonic invasion in 1812, italso became ‘a great hindrance for the German advance on Moscow in 1941. Throughout the war General Mud had a significant strategic impact, ‘making wide scale offensive operations almost impossible. Ifyou view war time pictures of the Rasputitsa season you often see dramatic scenes with vehicles stuck in deep mud and men and horses trying to salvage the stuck vehicle. Needless to say this Is also an interesting subject for us modelers. Not only to display interesting scenes but also providing an opportunity for some heavy weathering with mud and wet effects. Creating such scenes is rather easy and we are going to discuss the matter with the ald of two models. With the Opel Blitz you see the final results, while we use the Bissing NAG 450 for the step by step guide. 56 / TANKER 0S | MUD & EARTHBUSSING NAG 450 ‘We are using this model to show how to best incorporate a truck into a muddy base I finished this model in an interesting camouflage pattern consisting of dark yellow stripes over a dark grey base. What we need isa piece of Styrodur, or any other foam like material, which you can find in any hardware store ata rather low price. They are usually sold in big plates so the frst thing to do isto cut out a piece in the appropriate size for the vehicle, Then you cut out the grooves caused by the travelling vehicles. With a long bladed hobby knife this is not a difficult task. Place the model into the groves to check ifthe vehicle will actually “submerge” into the base. When necessary, deepen the areas where the wheels touch the ground ‘to ensure that the model has @ “deep sit”. When you are satisfied with the result the next step willbe creating a muddy surface. In this case | like to use Tamiya texture paint. It not only has a nice grainy texture itis also colored in a muddy tone. Itis acrylic based and dies very quickly. You can also dilute it with water to ease the application by brush. There are many other comparable products on the ‘market for this task. Apply the paste evenly over the entire area. In the next step the model will be incorporated into the base. After placing the model into its designated place we need to fill the gaps around the wheels. After ample drying time we can apply a fair coat of AK's Fresh Mud, this contains of glossy dark brown enamel paint which is exactly what we need. Again, you can choose other products, even oil paints. Just make sure the chosen tone is darker than that previously applied. Next we apply the same paint onto the ‘vehicles, o completely blend it into its surroundings. The paint will be applied by brush for heavier accumulations and via the speckling technique to create fine specks of wet mud. This effect also contributes to the impression that the vehicle is grinding its way through heavy wet mud, Finally we enhance the wet look with the aid of glossy acrylic gel. Once dry we have a glossy wet looking surface ‘adding to the impression of wet mud, looking wet but being dry to the touch. Once finished, you can paint the sides in matt black ‘acrylic paint. Please do not use solvent based paints. The thinner may be too aggressive eating its way into the Styrofoam. Only a few simply steps were required to get an impressive and cheap result. ‘Ona piece of foam lines are drawn that need tobe cut out grooves caused by traveling vehiles ‘The grooves are careful cutout by a hobby knife 3és : %, "S Sy Nay “10H s g1. The how | recewed the model from Ken Itseaks fo ist scene had in mind 2.For the | ued AK ‘ark washes to pick ut deals, followed by tarthy yellw pigments, some Ak light rust was added in ateas around certain details and streaked, This whole process was followed By AK fuel stains which were wed around filer caps 3. Next up | mixed up hree AK pigments %0 mate my own dry dt! pigment and laid thison dey using Midale East sol, dark earth and fea dust. You can realy see the tacks come tolife inthis process and g0 ftom a toy Ike mode 10.2 more realistic inch, 4, AK O12 streaking Grime, odoutess thinners and rea sol dust then mised uo and applies forthe startof the build up of heavy dit layer. 5. Here you can see the sifferent layers gradualy bul up from the dusty look tothe more damp layers bul up on the vehicle 6, Exterane use of a staphitepencilon the edges to simulate wear, but only on places where the crew would ime on Wi selected a boce | found ata local IY store and attached a piece of blue foam to the top surface. | painted this black and when dy lcut off acorne to allow the ‘iorama to flow down cone edge of the dsp ame. Next mixed up some pobfiler and apolied a rough textured surface tore city muddy bank to both sides Whe til wer pressed the vehicle into the mud, starting from he rear ofthe scene ntl reached the point were | would have in its final positon J MUD & EARTH / 61This mature must be applied in vay that sie an ‘therefore reerenc oad come inTHE LIT 0S YOUR OWN CREATIVITY” =— EE Co} sola tale Vey] Cem ITE iy \G 2 de eos teetaniendV SCALEMODEL-ONLINESHOPS IN EUROPE. @es——— - More than 40:000;products:in stock - Worldwide shippingii6 days'a week . oS Bonussystem Eure shipping CXS) - Allways up to date“Mdaily, updated sho} visit us at: HERG HOB RITS = ar g8 cad 230 www.herohobbykits.com $eMUD REFERENCE nit. Itean get anywhere and it will get cle may be stu ° 0 ‘they are clogged with mud, there Isnt ‘much you can do e ‘they had to deal with 12 You have all sorts of mud, wet ply and how? In this issue you can Over the next couple of pages{oe ==. . AKs000 DIORAMASSCrlool OF TECHNIQUES ‘Mud when done property can produce a much more interesting model, you can ako create greater contrast and a highly realistic effect. On the other hand when done poorl it can ruin your model, Mud comes in different forms and colors, wet, dry.and all ‘the variations in between depending on the compostion and amount of water present inthe ground. These variables wl play 3 key role n the vecosty, texture and fludty of mud, So it offers us mary different types of effects and finches to reproduce on. ‘our model. In this section we wil ive an overview of the techniques and tncks to update your repertoire of mud effects HOW TO MAKE MU 6. Ate ps of We re added to make@DRY MUD damp or we out and much of i falloff the vehicle due the surface i damp to heh@DRY WETLAND MUD EFFECTS@ SCHOOL OF TECHNIQUES S) MUD ON WI2 EVAN E] RO) ALY et Wheeled vehicles such as cars and trucks also have to deal with mud, the approach is very similar to that of tracked vehicles. We first need to make a mature of pigments, plaster and fine sand bound together by enamel paints f you are working on resin or paste wheels, just paint the rubber and rim i the appropriate colours and proceed, If you are working on vinyl tes iti better to apply a coat of satin varnish to te tre forming a protective layer over the vinyl. 1.We apply our mus ‘mixture al over the whes!, starting ftom the center 2. Make suite the mud applied imo every corner of the tie tead '3.When the paint has set fora few minutes you an take a stff flat brush ‘and dab it carefully nto he mud mixture to create more structure requied 4. After the mixture has clhed for about 15 minutes we start removing the ess mud from the whee using a brush and white sprit Most of the mixture must remain around and in the rim of he whee The sidewall of the tie almost completely lear 5. Wle only leave mud betwen the tire treads, ‘fter the excess mud © cleaned away you can gently crybcush the tread wth dark grey or even black if you like a strong 6. For damp mud areas you can apply some Wet fect Fluid here and there 7. The wheel is finshed olf with some light mud splatters, ARTH | 75@& SCHOOL OF TECHNIQUES MUDDY TRACKSPLATTERS© SCHOOL OF TECHNIQUES (9 create that typical look of dry mud, ako add some plaster to create even yn your model by flicking the 5. Apply twith unt 78 | TANKER 0S / MUD & EARTHIn each issue we will interview a renowned modeller to give ‘you an insight into their approach to modelling and some facts land figures about their modelling career. So we can find out ‘more about the man behind the magic. This time we have Lester Plaskite1. When did you start modeling? I started back in 1978, ! was in a mall and hobby shop was hosting a contest and sh in the hall when tsa subject? ere cas and track nted continue it w prefer building me Leopard, Merkava and Abrams are my Buid of che 3. When it comes to painting and weath- fering, which paints do you prefer: acrylics, oils or enamels? Tel we type of paint. Acryl to use in that there non toxc plus they can be brush painted, Enamels are great forthe wash and ming pigments to create dit Oils are the best bar far mainly fecal and size te can be brush painted fine the finest ites re created with thinned ols 4. What is your favourite technique? se days | ke har spray technique, it Possiblities for weathering. been expermenting with using chipping fluid 5. When finishing a model, does it have to be ultra realistic or can you appreciate some artistic freedom? 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