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PostPosted: Wed Jan 14, 2015 1:53 am 
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I would like to share how to paint ship’s ‘oil canning effect’ which was adopted my recent built, 1/350 DDG-177 Atago in Gallary. First of all, it is needed to simplify color change by daylight as below, a part of simplified body plan. And I supposed that shapes of oil canning effect shall be almost same, while I know that actual shapes of oil canning effect are very various.
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File comment: On the basis of above assumption, I mixed colors to make 3 affiliated colors as below.
Used basic color is light ghost gray which is a Korean brand and equivalent to #308 of GSI Creos. I will call just original #308 hereunder. Prepared colors are light #308, original #308 and dark #308 to paint hull and out-side of bridge and funnel building of the ship.

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File comment: As the first step, I painted whole area with dark #308.
And, I am painting horizontal lines with light #308 using masking tape and airbrush to be irregular line like red arrow. The reason why I marked green arrow is that I attached a paper at inner side of masking tape not to be rolled up excessively for work convenience.
Distance between a line and next line is about 1.5mm which is almost same ratio with real ship.

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File comment: To paint vertical lines, same way as horizontal lines is adopting.
Distance between a vertical line and next one is about 3mm.

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File comment: As the last step, I overlay whole area with thinn original #308.
The left area of red line is after work and the right area is before work.

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File comment: As the last step, I overlay whole area with thinn original #308.
The left area of red line is after work and the right area is before work.

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File comment: Work for vertical lines is same way and color(light #308).
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File comment: To make oil canning effect on below water-line, I prepared a mixed color as the left of below picture as ‘light hull red’. The right hull red is the color which was overlaid whole area of below water-line before work for vertical and horizontal lines.
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File comment: Thin ‘light hull red’ was overlaid on hull red. I tried to overlay thin light hull red as much as possible intentionally.
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 14, 2015 10:37 am 
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That looks great; the effect is very subtle but enhances the overall feel of scale of the model considerably :thumbs_up_1:


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PostPosted: Wed Jan 14, 2015 11:49 am 
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Similar to shading between the ribs on wings and fuselages of fabric-covered aircraft, especially WWl. :wave_1:


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PostPosted: Wed Jan 14, 2015 1:11 pm 
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Thanks for "bringing this to light," very effective, very impressive, a very worthwhile technique to add to one's skills list.


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PostPosted: Wed Apr 22, 2015 9:09 am 
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Brilliant technique, great explanation. I'll give this a go.

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