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Thomas Lund (Login Thomas_Lund) Missing-Lynx members from IP address 93.160.120.154
Hi
I want to do a burnt out vehicle that has rubber tires and one or more of these will be burnt out as well. I have seen some pictures where the tires have been reduced to some whitish ash looking thing. Is that the general looks of burnt tires and if so - how to do it ??
(Select Login sdk10159) Missing-Lynx members 192.55.54.39
MIG Pigments
June 20 2009, 12:35 AM
Thomas,
One of the pigments that MIG sells is called ash. The idea is that you mix it with a solvent (alcohol, water) and just apply it in layers to simulate ash buildup from a burnt tire. I've never tried it.
I suppose, in theory, you could do the same with burnt paper, fireplace ash, stuff like that.
There are several aftermarket guys who sell burnt out wheels for Shermans, Tigers, T-34, etc.
Steve
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