We will discover throughout these pages and successive issues, all aspects of the weathering. This publication begins in an important moment of the history of modeling, a time when all over the entire world, painting & weathering has occupied the place that it deserves in this hobby. But in spite of everything, the existing publications focused in the painting are not abundant. This is not an option, since all scale models need to be painted. All they are aware of is that what makes the difference between a boring model and an exceptional one is in fact the painting & weathering. Although in the last few years, most of modelers have shown special interest in all that is related to the painting. Until the FAQ2 was published, a publication had never been 100% focused on the painting techniques. He will always look for the most difficult subjects, the unique and special projects, and for these he will use his products and appropriate techniques to meet the challenge of his imagination. The modeler will never feel satisfied with a clean model without effects, without realism, and definitively without magic. The same is true of a climber who doesn’t feel attraction to a small hill, but desire for a tall and difficult mountain. Maybe the fascination with the weathering is due to the difficulty in achieving these effects. Ince I began making scale models more than 25 years ago, my main interest has always been the weathering and all that this word means in modeling. Scratchmod Fran Romero Chris Jerrett June 2012 Depósito legal: LR 203 2012 LR-203-2012 Fernando VallejoĬhief Editor John Murphy Original idea Art director Mig Jiménez Editorial management Carlos Cuesta Graphic and 3D design Enrique Royo Layout PER Article assistant Iain Hamilton Illustrations Claudio Fernández Editorial Assistant Chema Pellejero Sales manager Jalal Benali Akatsiya Photographer José Irún Akatsiya Leticia Crespo Collaborators Marc Reusser Martin Kovác David Martí Mr.
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