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I almost thought Trovarion had done RMM there!

I'm now translating Trov's german normal nmm tut to english. Only a couple of sentences troubleing me. I can say the tutorial is very good, and I might give it a try myself I'll post it once everything is translated right.

Oh and I first need to talk to Trov if it's ok ofcourse ^

I would help translating but my german isn't very good, thanks for the translating though! It's always easier reading it in a language you're more familiar with!

ToMaZ wrote:I'm now translating Trov's german normal nmm tut to english. Only a couple of sentences troubleing me. I can say the tutorial is very good, and I might give it a try myself I'll post it once everything is translated right.

Oh and I first need to talk to Trov if it's ok ofcourse ^

Hi,

I am basically half American and half Swiss. I can do all the German/English or English/German translations if you want.

Have a nice day,

Ravener

Does someone have a decent rusted/weathered NMM tutorial?

Looks like the one in this thread is no longer functional.

Hmm don't know about any new NMM rust tutorials. But you might want to try regular NMM and then using thin glazes of brown + orange for the rusty parts. That's what I do anyway

Okie Dokie. I just saw the old post with "Heavily Weathered NMM steel by Trovarion" and it sounded like a good read.

It was. And it was completely in German too

1st a basecoat of black

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Then drybrush with dark metall

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Last but not least, dab with orange.

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This tip is taken from "The Ultimate Miniature Painting Guide"
Includes at least SOME metal though...

Also there are some good tips on NMM here:
https://www.platoonbritannica.org.uk/forum/

https://www.coolminiornot.com/article/aid/477
https://www.jenova.dk/NMM.htm
https://www.one-ring.co.uk/phpBB2/kb.php ... icle&k=175