I don't particulary like the "scrapyard look" that is so common these days in weathering a miniature. I believe that the equipment of an army at war doesn't last long enough to rust away, so I decided to keep my weathering to a ( what I believe to be ) realistic level. Don't misunderstand: I have much appreciation for the "scrapyard look" but I don't think it fits in a frontline stage and certainly not at the frontline of the 12 ss Pz div in Normandy 1944.
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The paint on the Lafette is likely to be damaged and worn out by the actions of the gun operators.
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Scratches, mud splashes and rain streaks.
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| Difference in hue compared to the other side of the gun shield that catches more light and is likely to fade harder |
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| And here's Cäsar. No weathering yet. |
