The Weathering Magazine. Aircraft. Issue 10: Armament

In this issue, we focus on how to improve and paint the armament of our planes, a critical element that is often overlooked by modelers. In this issue, world-class modelers finish all types of weapons with a multitude of techniques such as washing and paneling, and the use of Oilbrushers and pigments. The authors also explore in detail, how to integrate the weapons that accompany each subject so that they have the same degree of wear or different weathering in those cases that require it. The issue covers all time periods and armament types ranging from a machine gun mounted on a World War I airframe to modern cruise missiles, including both air-to-air and ground attack weapons.

Overview of the aircraft armament presented here: Bliss-Leavit Mark 13; Parabellum LMG 14; Hydra 70 mm (Italieri, 1:35); armament of a De Havilland "Mosquito (bombs and bomb bay); HVAR rockets 5" (Eduard, 1:72); AN-M64 500 lb (Hasegawa 1:72); MG 15 and MG 17 (Revell and Eduard, 1:72); Okha Model 22 (Brengun, 1:48); Hispano 20 mm and Rüstsatz 6 U(Revell, 1:72, and Eduard, 1:48); Fieseler Fi 103 V-1. Vergeltungswaffe 1 (Tamiya, 1:48); air-to-air armament on a Su-33 (Kinetic, 1:48); German bombs SC 50, 250, 500 and 1000 (Revell, 1:48); Eurofighter GF-2000 Typhoon (Revell, 1:48)