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RECYCLING
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Chief Editor
Sergiusz Peczek
Original idea Art director
Mig Jiménez
Editorial Management
Carlos Cuesta
Sara Pagola
Cover
Antonio Alonso
Layout
Antonio Alonso
Article Assistant
Iain Hamilton
Special Thanks
Elizabeth Wiese
Collaborators
Sergiusz Peczek
Jamie Haggo
Kreangkrai Paojinda
Daniel Morcillo
Mike Zhu
o you have models painted years ago in your showcase that are far below your current standards?
Do you keep dull models with very few painting and weathering effects hidden in the closet? Have
you locked your old models in the storage room so your friends cannot see them?
Well if you have, indeed this is the magazine issue you need! Welcome to recycling!
In this instalment of The Weathering Magazine, we will show you how to give a second life to those out-
of-date, boring, and not much to look at models that we all keep forgotten in some corner. By recycling
them, you will save much of the assembly work and even painting time and effort. In addition, those
long-forgotten or abandoned models will not cost you any money! Moreover, if you want to experiment
with new techniques without worrying about ruining a brand-new model, nothing better than recycling
an old one. There are only advantages!
No matter if they are models with a botched paint job that you have abandoned out of frustration, old
half-finished projects, or models you finished a long time ago with poor and out-of-date effects, recycling
is the solution. In this edition of TWM, we are going to show you some examples of old models suc-
cessfully recycled. Some of them were originally built 20 years ago, when the author had less experience
and today’s advanced weathering techniques had yet to be developed or popularized. Each example is
a decent model kit that is still available from the manufacturer, these are models that can be brought
back to life instead of leaving them lying in a corner accumulating dust. All this is possible with much
less effort than would be necessary if you started a model from the ground up! The goal of recycling is
finishing old projects, applying new effects to old models for practice, or completely repainting botched
or inaccurate finishes.
Maybe now you understand how it is possible that so many great modellers on Facebook have finished
wonderful models with great painting and weathering effects in such a very short time! They have dis-
covered recycling, have you?
Diego Quijano
Translation
César Oliva
THE WEATHERING MAGAZINE
by AMMO of Mig Jimenez
Copyright 2019
www.theweatheringmagazine.com
info@migjimenez.com
Quarterly magazine
DL NA 2273-2014
ISSN 2340-275X
July 2019
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INDEX
SHELF KING
pag. 6
P-40E KYTTYHAWK
pag. 18
PAINT STRIPPING
pag. 28
A SECOND
CHANCE
FLAKVIERLING´S Second life
pag. 33
pag. 40
A new incarnation of WAZI
pag. 46
American ETO
POSTCARDS FROM THE WORLD
POSTCARDS FROM THE WORLD
SHANGHAI
pag. 54
pag. 58
BANGKOK
pag. 62
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