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Asphalt wrote:MAN I need to get my hands on a couple of those. He for sale?
plowking wrote:That is sweet....how'd you do all the lines?....Did you use the Blackwash technique? If so how's it done exactly?
Boggs6ft7 wrote:Asphalt wrote:MAN I need to get my hands on a couple of those. He for sale?
nah, he's not for sale....yet.plowking wrote:That is sweet....how'd you do all the lines?....Did you use the Blackwash technique? If so how's it done exactly?
Not really a wash. I touched the panel lines with a brush soaked in thinned down black paint. Capillary action does the rest. After it had dried, I take a rag damped in thinner and gently wipe away any paint that may have spilled over. It takes some getting used to. I like this technique better than gundam pens because the paint follows all the recesess, kinda like actual dirt and grease would.
Thanks for the compliments.
Ramrider wrote:Wow. That's absolutely gorgeous. I'm not usually a big fan of blacklining, but sometimes it just makes a fig pop; this is definitely one of those occasions.
Also, I see you've got the two styles of hesd there. I don't have the fig yet, but I haven't heard of that being a feature. How did you pull it off - is it two interchangeable heads, a separate helmet or are both heads part of the transformation?
RavageX-9 wrote:Is the white/grey darkened as well, or is that just the camera/lighting? It looks nice. I always endorse appropriately matching bright/dark levels to the paint washes. If he's this dark, I probably don't have much to say about it, but the wash still looks a little dark.
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