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What are some common techniques for mech weathering models?

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What are some common techniques for mech weathering models?

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Of course any weathering technique used for any other type of modeling can be applied to a mech model, but there are a few techniques that tend to be some of the preferred methods among mech modelers. The first of these is to darken the paint job around any sharp edges. This is accomplished in much the same way as panel line pre-shading, except instead of masking the surface, and spraying on the masked area, you spray out away from the part, and let the darker overspray fall on the leading edge of the part. This gives the part the appearance of the sharp edges having gotten burned or having collected dirt, if you use a darker color. You can also make it appear as though the paint has worn off the sharp edges, by applying the same technique with a lighter color. Another great effect that is very useful in mech modeling is that of metal fatigue. This can be achieved by applying a wash of different colors of metallic paints. You can thin to the desired consistency, and simply wash the des

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