What was planned, as an simple paintjob over a weekend, turned into a decent build, that takes me two weeks by now. Can’t tell what all went wrong with this thing. From a…
I forgott to mention that I avoided masking after that first try and sparyed everything freehand and I did this with the 0.4 needle, that I use for cleaning, installed in the 0.2 setup of my spraygun. And I wondered, why I had to clean the nossle after each part and controlling the colorflow was so difficult…
there is agentle,wathering on it, thats why I primed with black and put a silver coat under the actual basecolor. I went over all the edges with sanding paper. It is a very gentle weathering, but thats how it suoposed to be. If I feel like adding some scraches on the flat surfaces I will just scratch it, but this is sokething that is done on the…[Read more]
I haven’t posted anything or even been here for close to 2 years I think and have barely built anything in that time. But recently decided to dig into my closet of shame and…
Hi, this is my last work : 1/72 Me262 Messerschmitt from Academy, modified with a retro SF touch inspired by the video game Battle Garrega. Add some mecanical parts and weapons as canon from 1/72 tank, tail canon, laser pods … Hope you’ll like it !
If you’ve been doing pre-shading panel lines for a while, you might wanna try something new out. Black basing. Youtube has a few clips. It’s more work. Prime black then shoot worm-like lines in various grays, and lastly thinned color coats. The goal is to NOT have a uniform coverage. More realistic.
Thank you SO much ! I was recently wondering how this kind of effect was done ! So this is called black basing, it seems to be a simple but efficient technic ! I must try it 😀
Quickly went out to the local hobby store and grabbed this for my 5 year old son today. He’s been really​ good lately and has been very careful when playing with my c…