-The popular winter 1.1 sequel! Thorough explanation of production techniques, from painting and weathering of winter vehicles to scenes of winter scenery!
-In winter, snow falls in many places, the ground freezes, and it becomes severely cold.
-This cold has serious consequences for the soldiers themselves and their weapons.
-Vehicles and equipment must be winter camouflage and military uniforms must be winter camouflage.
-And this gives the modeler an interesting theme.
-Applying winter camouflage to a model is more than just painting it white.
-To produce a satisfactory winter camouflage or situation, you may need to apply delicate and complex techniques.
-This is the real pleasure for modelers.
-What camouflage was applied to what vehicle?
-And was the camouflage improvised on the local battlefield?
-Or was it painted at the factory?
-How long it has been used and how worn it is.
-When making a diorama using a vehicle, what state did the vehicle ran through before reaching it?
-Snow, puddles and mud roads must have been running.
-Your work always has a story, and you need to have this background in mind first.
-In this special issue [Tanker Winter 1.1] and [Tanker Winter 1.2], you will introduce the works of modelers from Europe, Japan and Korea and perform a realistic winter on your work.
A step-by-step guide explains in detail how to do this.
-Please purchase together.
-Appearance modeler: Alexander Rauch / Rechu Villanueva / Domingo Hernandez / Ruben Gonzalez / Eduard Fernandes
-114 pages
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