Blog- Mick Bonwick's Blog - Bachmann VAA (Maroon) 200119. Step 3 - Capillary Work.

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<p>Out with the rigger brush, white spirit and Dark Wash. As previously described (if you've been following closely) the thinned wash is applied via a rigger brush to panel edges, corners and other detail to highlight it and create dirty shadows. Wherever dirt would build up on the real vehicle it can be replicated by adding a small amount of thinned wash, remembering that it will dry lighter by a couple of shades than it appears when first applied.</p><p> </p><p>

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