Anybody use the Tamiya Weathering "sticks"?
If so can you give a little review?
I just got some Weather Master pigments and Sticks in the store and I'm trying to promote em'.
I've already read that some people love the powder but I havent heard much on the sticks.
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I haven't tried the sticks, been told they're havign issues getting them into the US but the little make-up cases are great.
I've been told they're simpley pure pigment, but I feel there's a little something added. I've got some pure pigment and it doesn't hold as well as the Tamiya stuff does.
A Set
Sand: Well, it's sand colored. Gives things a nice dirt look.
Light Sand: Same as above, just lighter.
Mud: Less red than Rust, darker than Sand. Use it for fresh dirt, mud, etc.
B Set
Black or soot: great for blast marks, oil stains, soot stains (duh), genreal grimyness.
Rust: dunno, does an ok job of rust (RustAll is much better) better job of dark earth.
Snow: Nice white. Haven't tried the white wash look with it but it's increadible for dry brushing hilights.
I've been told they're simpley pure pigment, but I feel there's a little something added. I've got some pure pigment and it doesn't hold as well as the Tamiya stuff does.
A Set
Sand: Well, it's sand colored. Gives things a nice dirt look.
Light Sand: Same as above, just lighter.
Mud: Less red than Rust, darker than Sand. Use it for fresh dirt, mud, etc.
B Set
Black or soot: great for blast marks, oil stains, soot stains (duh), genreal grimyness.
Rust: dunno, does an ok job of rust (RustAll is much better) better job of dark earth.
Snow: Nice white. Haven't tried the white wash look with it but it's increadible for dry brushing hilights.
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