Hello everyone and welcome to Standard Weathering Procedure episode three. In this video I will show the full weathering process for this DAK Panzer I Ausf.A from painting, decals, varnishes, hairspray chipping, oil weathering, detail painting, through to pigment application. Thanks for watching and I hope you enjoy the video.

I will have English subtitles up soon so you can all better understand my mumbling.

Sorry the video is a little bit janky at certain points; it was mess to edit and I had lots of rendering issues...

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0:00 Intro
2:20 Painting Panzer Grey Base
7:08 Varnish and Decals
10:47 Panzer Grey Chipping
15:51 Detail and Tool Painting
20:24 Painting Desert Camouflage
23:30 Chipping the Desert Camo
28:17 Varnish and Decals (again)
31:37 Oil Pinwash
35:18 Oil Rendering Effects and Streaking
43:03 Rusty Exhausts
48:03 Matte Varnish
49:45 Metallic Effects and Rear Light
52:29 Dust and Grease
56:56 Conclusion


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