Sharpie marker to the rescue!

[The Rat]

Exhaust collector ring for the Pegasus X used on the Vickers Wellesley, done with a bronze Sharpie marker. To my eyes it replicates the burnt metal appearance quite nicely.

[PR19_Kit]

To my eyes it replicates the burnt metal appearance quite nicely.

It certainly does, one of the best solutions to that problem I've seen. 

[The Rat]

It certainly does, one of the best solutions to that problem I've seen. 

Certainly the easiest! It fits Bailey's First Law (humbly named after myself): Necessity may be the mother of invention, but laziness is usually the father.

[PR19_Kit]

It certainly does, one of the best solutions to that problem I've seen. 

Certainly the easiest! It fits Bailey's First Law (humbly named after myself): Necessity may be the mother of invention, but laziness is usually the father.

[chrisonord]

That's a brilliant find,  I  wil3 have  to check out the other colours they do
Chris

[The Rat]

Thinking this might also be useful for steampunk projects.

[NARSES2]

That's a brilliant find,  I  wil3 have  to check out the other colours they do
Chris

So will I, looks briliant

[zenrat]

Be carefull if you clear it.

[Dingg]

~The Rat

Is it bronze Sharpie marker or metallic bronze Sharpie marker?

[The Rat]

~The Rat

Is it bronze Sharpie marker or metallic bronze Sharpie marker?

Are there two? Pretty sure mine just says bronze.

[Dingg]

Yes. I will try both and this will give a better effect

[dogsbody]

Next trip downtown will entail a visit to the office supply store! ( Staples )


Chris

[The Rat]

Just checked mine, and it does say bronze metallic.