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Some more views

Of course one of the problems with using a wash like this and having a detailed interior is that when the wash leaks through the door gaps (as it usually will) it stains the interior paintwork.

There are other issues as well as the wash missed bits of the bodywork leaving the raw basecoat. So I have a bit of touching-up to do on the rear ramp.

The next thing I did was to drybrush the whole Rhino. I used Snakebite Leather which I added some Bleached Bone when I added the second drybrush highlight.

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This page was last updated on the 15 December, 2007

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