Most folks go with black or gray. I would recommend using brown only at the feet, maybe ankles, because that’s where most [brown] dirt will build up in real life.
Thank”s for information of this Competition, by the way, I only can sent one model to this competition or i can sent several model to this competition, thank for this information, and actually i really not to understand read this regulation. this is my first time to joint. if with HLJ, I already joint very long time ago to be HLJ Customer.…[Read more]
First of all, thanks for your guiding to this contest, actually i have many model, but I doubt which one is suitable to entry this contest and I confused, I should entry in Intermediate or Advance, I can’t evaluate my skill, because all this time i made this only for my self-satisfaction. Ok Thanks Otaku
You don’t need to worry about classification. Just submit the best work to HLJ and they’ll move your work to the right class. If in doubt, select beginner.
Finally all assembled. Only left is the photoshoot.. almost quited cause while doing the final top coat after applying decals 70% of the kit have frosting but manage to fix it. Can any one help me what picture editor can be used to resize the pics for the final entry? Really appreciate it guys if you can help me. Thank you!
Been not active for quite sometimes.. and encountered a problem with my entry.. top coat frosting but manage to fix it all up.. finish applying decals and top coat.. really like the metallic black on the shield.. a few more days to go!
After having gone through the rules again, I realized that P-Bandais were a no-go. So instead of the Powered GM, the GM Kai it is.
Time to try out this brown Gundam marker
I can’t speak for others, but I still need to make some decisions for colors/masking and it’s easier for me to visualize with the pieces assembled and prime. It helps that this HG is fairly simple to assemble and disassemble.
Intake vents prepped. Most pylons installed. Airframe touched up and weathered. Oil streaking + rust. Topside not good enough. Be re-done later. Panel lined washed wheel bays…
Thank you. I’m not 100% satisfied with the camo. Beside pre-shading & mottling, there’s one more way like post-shading camos. I saw some in magazines, but they didn’t go into details about how to do it. I experienced with my camo on the Flanker D. My brush is Badger 105 with 0.3mm. A bit too big for 1/72, but next time maybe I’ll do 1/48 or 1/32.…[Read more]
Yes yes! Subtle is the key for me. The problem is that it only shows really good on certain angles so the pics dont actually show much of it. I’ll try to capture it once i put the Eva back together when all pieces are painted. I’ll be also trying to shade the black parts which i’ve never done before.
Why not? The only problem would be upgrading your class to intermediate.
Lol thanks