More an experimental piece for practicing the following

AK chipping solutions (both types)
Sponge effect
Layering
Vallejo Paint (Rust Colors)

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Amazing work, Ching!!

It'll be great if you could tell us which part of the photos is by which technique, especially the different effects by "Worn Effect" & "Heavy Chipping".

Btw, layering?...... of which part?

Thanks

The sides were done using "layering".  The technique consists of the following steps: paint, seal, worn effect, paint, wash off.
For example, base color > seal > worn effect > rust color > wash off > seal > worn effect > grey color > wash off > seal .  You can do the same with the different rust colors, but I was lazy for the most part.  I use 4 different vallejo rust colors and 2 different base color for this built.
The different rust colors were applied using a small piece of sponge.  I didn't use layering for the wheels and you can see the effect is slightly different.
The "worn effect" seems to give a grainier look, whereas the "heavy chipping" the paint just flake off.

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BTW the only part I used the worn effect was the belly and rear deck

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Thanks siusiuhong-hing

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A few shots of the model when I first gave it a try
It was done using simply Vallejo Paint and Heavy Chipping
I ended up washing all the paint off

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