Quote from: newportnobby on November 24, 2014, 04:38:19 PM
I can't see from the photo of materials used - what did you use to seal the powders with please Mark?

I was actually typing how I did them when you made this posting.

On the Peaks, I used a pencil rub decal sheet HN1 and every time I applied a layer of colours, I coated the shells with a spray of matt varnish to seal them before applying the next layer of colours, I had to wet the eye shadow to make it spread, but both locos turned out OK in the end.

I used Revel Matt Varnish with Revel thinners through a airbrush

Mark

Quotesome of the eye shadows she gets cost less than 99p off eBay from China with free postage and do the same as those expensive weathering kits.

I bought a set similar to this sometime ago http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Pro-120-Color-Eyeshadow-Palette-Portable-Makeup-Full-Eye-Shadow-Brush-HFAU-/390723285791?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_15&var=&hash=item5af8ec331f and have since bought another set of mainly browns for "rusting"as I found them easy to use and a great range of colours.

Having a colour range allows simple shade differences to be applied as if paint work has been poorly matched/applied.