Hi guys, starting to get there, when the oil wash is dry, I will start with the pastels. the dozer blade is detachable.
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Wow Dan, this is really looking good.
ReplyDeleteThat front of the dozer blade looks like it has seen better days:) brilliant!
ReplyDeleteAre you going to silver and rust up the mesh or some other wonderful action?
Cheers Matt
lovely Dan,
ReplyDeletemore wear on the bottom of the dozer blade!
cheers
matt
Just fantastic look !!!! Compliment my friend
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