I have this book, and yes it’s fantastic. I think the biggest revelation for me was going back and rereading it one day, and it suddenly hitting me that it is understandably laid out in the exact sequence of painting and weathering and all the various steps. Something I had struggled with was the fear of missing a step and not being able to go back or whatever, but I went to the index and basically made notes of all the steps and the sequence thereof, and from that point forward I always had a guide map to follow
Extreme weathering! I've had this book (and his first one) for years and years, and it's a great read. To be honest, I've not tried most of his techniques! But it's very interesting. I don't think they've added anything new to it. The other books I've got are by Michael Rinaldi. These books are awesome. Better imho
I have this book, and yes it’s fantastic. I think the biggest revelation for me was going back and rereading it one day, and it suddenly hitting me that it is understandably laid out in the exact sequence of painting and weathering and all the various steps. Something I had struggled with was the fear of missing a step and not being able to go back or whatever, but I went to the index and basically made notes of all the steps and the sequence thereof, and from that point forward I always had a guide map to follow
Extreme weathering! I've had this book (and his first one) for years and years, and it's a great read. To be honest, I've not tried most of his techniques! But it's very interesting. I don't think they've added anything new to it. The other books I've got are by Michael Rinaldi. These books are awesome. Better imho
I have both and they're very different styles.
May I ask where you got the book from please?
Certainly mate. Bookworld wholesale. I've now seen it sold elsewhere though. Enjoy.
@@MegaGREENJACKET Thanks