Things that piss you off:
1. People driving straight with their turn blinkers on
2. People that don't understand when to use they're, their, there
3. Returning models to your display cabinet after adding a new shelf for additional space and crushing an OOP BFG cruiser into the now closed glass door (seriously, WTF me?)
Anyhoos...Since I've gotten multiple PMs regarding the metal effects on the brass piping on the chemical / fuel tanks a wee bit back I'll post the same 411 here for everyone.
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So if one wants to make a "mottled metal surface" or some type of stained/etched look (or just to give it a non-uniform look) the trick is to actually not use metallic paints. No seriously here. What you do is actually use a a regular base color for the metal area. Light grey for silver, darker grey for steel, tan and dark sand for copper or brass, etc. Then simply go back and apply thinned out dabs of the metallic paint randomly to the area. This tricks your eye into seeing it as discolored and mottled metal, not "paint 1 over paint color 2". It really couldn't be more easy to do. All you need to do it match the underlying color to the appropriate tone for the metal and your brain does the rest when looking at it. Hope this is of benefit.
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