no no, thank you. your reviews matter to us fans, very informative and in depth, they help a lot, plus you build like a mad man, so fast…..or maybe im just to slow. lol
glad to have you on board at hobbylink.tv 🙂
Even though the kit itself appears a bit wobbly you made it look a lot better! Even that cocolate brown does it decent amount of justice. Do you guys sell any weathering specific brushes? Because most of mine don’t last all that long due to the wear of this technique.
Are we talking about drybrushing? There aren’t really any brushes sold as “weathering brushes” for drybrushing, since most folks just use their older flat brushes for that technique. The trick is to cut them down a bit so the bristles are shorter…great for drybrushing!
To be honest, I got mine, the one I use at the moment from a girlfriend. Even though embarrasing to say the least, I find the wide makeup brush with bristles cut short a nice tool for drybrushing. It’s a semi-hard brush, though not made for extended use and cleaning with chemicals I use so It’s going bald slowly, much like it’s current owner. 🙂
That’s true, I forgot that makeup brushes make fine drybrushing brushes! Good for applying pastels and pigments, too. You can find all kinds of great modeling supplies in the cosmetics section of stores!
Have you tried the Tamiya Weathering Master sets? I used them instead of traditional dry brushing on my latest build and I was quite impressed with how they worked.
Great looking kit, only thing that comes to mind that could really improve it might be to pick out the missiles in a different colour. Got any plans to build more Destroid kits?