Jose Luis Lopez Ruiz - Painting Guide for AFV of WWII and Modern Era
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Jose Luis Lopez Ruiz is one of the most famous and respected modellers in the world who spent the last years developing and improving his own technique described in this book - the black and white technique. Following the best selling Paint Guide for Figures of WWII, this new book explains, through detailed step by step photos, how to achieve contrasts on your models and give your vehicles the most realistic look.
The author gives advice on the use of varnishes, washes, primers and other products; describes the black and white technique along with different types of weathering. Several examples of AFVs, from WWII to modern era, are illustrated with many photos. A gallery of finished scale models completes this highly recommended book for modellers.
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