I wouldn’t rule out some kind of fading or yellowing due to sunlight/UV exposure. That could explain why the interior surfaces are still closer to the original colors.
Like Mr No, I’m guessing it could be an intentional weathering effect, like a wash. It’s a pretty neat, evenly applied job but maybe the person who did it developed a subtle technique or used a forgiving product.
It’s a neat effect but again, like Mr No said, it would probably work better in a layout where everything had been weathered.
Like Mr No, I’m guessing it could be an intentional weathering effect, like a wash. It’s a pretty neat, evenly applied job but maybe the person who did it developed a subtle technique or used a forgiving product.
It’s a neat effect but again, like Mr No said, it would probably work better in a layout where everything had been weathered.
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