Oh happy day. Another model done and in the foam.
I was able to finish up the warjack and get him all gloss and matte varnished. Here are the pics. Man I need a light box.....
Thursday, March 13, 2014
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
Quick update on the Rhulic Warjack.
I was able to get the first oil wash on. This is a combination of Burnt Umber and Burnt Sienna. I think it gives it a really nice red/brown look and really gives some depth to the Khaki base coat. The pictures look shiny because the oil takes a few hours to dry.
Up Next will be a black oil wash on the smoke stacks and boiler box, then some powders and we are done.
So you how bout some pictures......
I was able to get the first oil wash on. This is a combination of Burnt Umber and Burnt Sienna. I think it gives it a really nice red/brown look and really gives some depth to the Khaki base coat. The pictures look shiny because the oil takes a few hours to dry.
Up Next will be a black oil wash on the smoke stacks and boiler box, then some powders and we are done.
So you how bout some pictures......
Tuesday, March 11, 2014
Ah....Progress.
Today has been a good day. I was able to get all the metallic paint down on the model and finished up the rust effect. I'm not gonna lie, it was looking pretty bland just sitting there all khaki like. The brown rust really helps add contrast to the model. Next I finished up the base. I dry brushed it starting with dark grey and ending up with off white on the rubble. After that I added weathering powders to give it a dusty, soil like like.
Now its sitting in the spray booth with the gloss varnish drying. Up next will be the oil washes to get it really grimy and it will add more contrast and bring down most of the shine on the chrome I used for the screws and smoke stacks.
So yea enough with the words.... Have a few pictures.
Today has been a good day. I was able to get all the metallic paint down on the model and finished up the rust effect. I'm not gonna lie, it was looking pretty bland just sitting there all khaki like. The brown rust really helps add contrast to the model. Next I finished up the base. I dry brushed it starting with dark grey and ending up with off white on the rubble. After that I added weathering powders to give it a dusty, soil like like.
Now its sitting in the spray booth with the gloss varnish drying. Up next will be the oil washes to get it really grimy and it will add more contrast and bring down most of the shine on the chrome I used for the screws and smoke stacks.
So yea enough with the words.... Have a few pictures.
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