Tutorial: Oil Weathering Effects for Panzer Grey Model Tanks

Hello and welcome to another weathering tutorial! In this video, I demonstrate some easy discolouration and highlight/shadow effects you can achieve with my favourite medium, oil paints. Now this video doesn't only apply to tanks that are panzer grey, but I only demonstrate these techniques on a tank of that colour. However, in the video I do list the oil paint tones I would use on other camouflage colours.

What I show in the video was done using Wilder's Weathering Oils which I would recommend for doing these techniques - panel fading, gentle tonal variations, basically anything with lots of blending - as they are the perfect consistency for this. For chipping effects I would recommend artist's oils as they are thicker are more controllable when doing those delicate individual chips and scratches of paint.

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