Hey Fox, i usually thin the paint depending on how thick or thin the paint is already is out of the can, i cam using Water Based Acrylics from a company called Revell (They manufacture military style hobby kits out of Germany). and i usually go over the kit in multiple layers (maximum i have done so far is 3), do you think i could manually make…[Read more]
If you only can paint by hand because of your situation, then I think the best way to avoid obscuring panel lines is to paint using only dry brushing, it’ll ofcourse be a very slow and tedious process to paint a whole kit that way but drybrushing is very good for 2 things or rather avoiding two things, not leaving brush strokes and not obstructing detail.
Hey All, Planning to paint a kit as part of a group build the HG Gerbera Tetra, i only have access to Revell Acrylic paints and no airbrush (ie. There are still countries like that these days), my question is after i do the painting i find that the paint covers most of the lines that needs to be panel lines, how can i go about this, painted kits…[Read more]
1. it’s a PIA.
2. reason it’s a pia is you basically have to thin your paint out, and then brush it on in super thin layers. while won’t be perfect, will make it easier if you avoind going over panel lines
Hey Fox, i usually thin the paint depending on how thick or thin the paint is already is out of the can, i cam using Water Based Acrylics from a company called Revell (They manufacture military style hobby kits out of Germany). and i usually go over the kit in multiple layers (maximum i have done so far is 3), do you think i could manually make…[Read more]
If you only can paint by hand because of your situation, then I think the best way to avoid obscuring panel lines is to paint using only dry brushing, it’ll ofcourse be a very slow and tedious process to paint a whole kit that way but drybrushing is very good for 2 things or rather avoiding two things, not leaving brush strokes and not obstructing detail.
Been looking for this kit for a while now, finally found it and decided to give it some special treatment with a custom paint 🙂 Africa brown, fiery red, steel and gunmetal … Right now I am confuse on whether I should just topcoat or do some weathering on it first!!!
Funny how one mans trash is another mans treasure. 1/100 scale, right? I have an HG 1/144 space type, painted it metallic blue. It was on a huge sale at the moment, down by some 70% or so so I bought it, together with Beginning Gundam which I bought only because it was on sale too. Both kits came as a huge surprise to me. To date that Beginning…[Read more]
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Very nice battle damage! Great job.
That looks great. What technique did you use to make the holes?
Thanks both @Big Rich it was done using a soldering iron, easy to manipulate and the results as you see are great