Thank you, Jim, Pascal
These past days, I have rushed to finish this model for a local contest, so I didn't have the chance to take pics of the progress; anyway, here are some pictures of the somewhat finished Holland.
The rest of the weathering was done using Panel Liner and Oilbrushers from AMMO before sealing it with Tamiya matt varnish.
A light and shiny propeller doesn't match the overall look of the ship, so I tried and failed to add some weathering using oils and acrylic paint; finally, I added a light misty coat of Tamiya brown to try to emulate worn bronze.
I was unable to print the chain included with the model successfully, so I designed my own and printed it; the resin I used was translucent at this scale, so it was darkened slightly with a panel liner wash. I realized later that I had inserted the chain backward through the ring.
The model was mounted on a piece of wood, a leftover from another project; I got another nice piece of wood intended for this model, but didn't have the time to prepare it. I'll do it in the near future, along with a properly installed chain.
I liked this project a lot and plan to make more ship models, so I'll appreciate any comments, critiques, and advice that help me get better at this.
Thank you to all who followed and helped me during this project.
Carlos
