Personally i like to put them on. I think it adds to the overall look of the finished product. I would guess if you do a full paint then it might non bee needed.
So based on the description given in the category. I would say that only a small amount of painting with Gundam markers and had painting are allowed. If you do a fill paint job then you should move up to Intermediate. Again this is all up to the judge to see if you kit should be moved up or down a level. So I have just been working on mine and…[Read more]
Not bad at all. Looks really good.I have been waiting until i get a really cheap kit or one that gets messed up for before i start to play with that. For your first go that is sweet.
That’s awesome. I used the reverse wash for the first time as well, on the insides of the RF’s shoulders. I honestly love the abundance of gunmetal you put on the kit.
Just finished up this same kit a few weeks ago. It was a fun build, i like the way the weapons are actually hidden on the frame somewhere. A really sweet MS, and pirates how does not love pirates.
I agree they look really good. I thought i was not bad for a beginner but after seeing what some of the others are putting in. I can see that I have some work ahead of me to get up to snuff.
I thought I was an intermediate modeler when I saw the stuff people were posting in that group I just demoted myself….well They’re going to move us to the catagory we belong anyways so fret not! We all still have a chance 🙂
Crossbone Gull cloth. It is a sweet looking model, just has some posing issues because of the full cloth armor. If you can find a good pose that works with the armor it would be sweet.
But it does look good. I may try my hand at doing some of that at some point but have not had good luck in the past. I did pick up the real touch marker sets to play with that. I have a few cheap kits that i plan to using as my learning models.
Well it’s kind of drybrushing but instead of using a brush and some paint. You use a gundam marker. I discover this technique when I made a mess with my Jegan ECOAS type but I was like why not try do some weathering with it. It’s turn up to be awesome.
Nope this is strait out of the box. I normally try to avoid painting. I will do a little with Gundam markers to cover up nub marks but that is about it. May just be the lighting. they were taken last night so had to set them under the dining room light to be able to take them.
But it does look good. I may try my hand at doing some of that at some point but have not had good luck in the past. I did pick up the real touch marker sets to play with that. I have a few cheap kits that i plan to using as my learning models.
Well it’s kind of drybrushing but instead of using a brush and some paint. You use a gundam marker. I discover this technique when I made a mess with my Jegan ECOAS type but I was like why not try do some weathering with it. It’s turn up to be awesome.
Ok so got one leg done and started on the other. Ran into a few issues, nothing big, but i built one part backwards and had to pull the whole thing apart and redo it. Then found i had Skipped a step so the feet would not attach. So to make the long story shot I was not able to get as much done as i would have liked.
Nope this is strait out of the box. I normally try to avoid painting. I will do a little with Gundam markers to cover up nub marks but that is about it. May just be the lighting. they were taken last night so had to set them under the dining room light to be able to take them.