Modellers World MWE014 Weathering paint: Asphalt street dirt

Acrylic paint manufactured by MODELLERS WOLRD company in 30ml bottle with pippette.

Manufacturer description:

30 ml bottle with a pipette.

Shake or stir until the pigment is completely mixed.

Perfect color for:

• airbrush painting of dirt on vehicles and airplanes, a delicate mist will give subtle dust, strong accumulated
• Street grime from a mixture of different dusts such as brake pad dust, rubber residue, dirt, mud, dust, etc.
• rinsing the elements using the "wash" technique in order to obtain dark dirt around the details
• mixing with Modellers World sands to obtain a sand paste or texturet dirt
• Splashed from a brush as a "splash effect"
• can be mixed with other shades of W.P. dust and dirt for a variety of effects

Weathering Paints are multi purpose, low odour acrylic paints for weathering models and dioramas. Can be diluted and rubbed with M.W. Acrylic Doctor.

HOW CAN YOU USE THEM;

With an airbrush; from very subtle dusting to a thick layer of accumulated dirt  ~ effect.

With a brush; the paint flows beautifully around the details, used as a „wash” generating interesting effects. Tapping,  splashing with a brush or painting precise abrasions and streaks,  there are many options. 

The sponge technique; random chips are especially good for rust and chipping colours, but they're also great for mud and even dust colours. 

The technique of “shooting” air from an airbrush into a brush; dip your old brush in our paint and let your imagination run wild by splashing it on the model with aero blows A very good and simple technique that imitates splashes of mud and dust on the bottom of vehicles! 

Diorama painting; the shaded and color-modulated terrain, as in the case of the vehicle model, looks much more attractive than the monotone one-color. Use Weathered Paints with an airbrush to colourize terrain made of earth pastes and even loose sand from Modellers World. You can also create mud with it, also in combination with our Pigment Cement!

* the photo shows the tonal range of the color depending on the number / thickness of the layers, it may differ depending on individual monitor settings.