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JJ typing,
Tools used:
Blue tape
Tamiya tape 8mm
Size 2 brush for stippling
Dark Flesh
Vallejo Brassy Brass
Auric Armour Gold
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| Tape off all ares except for the muzzles. |
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| Stipple Dark Flesh over the muzzle. Don't have to completely cover it. |
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| Vallejo Brassy Brass stipple, leaving plenty of areas for the Dark Flesh to show through. |
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| Auric Armour Gold, more stippling. |
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| Wasn't broken up enough decided to darken it with Dark Flesh. |
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| Was too dark. Wanted it a little lighter. Stippled Brassy Brass to brighten it. |
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| Fin |
Extra step. You can stipple a mix of brown and black around the edge of the muzzle to give it that carbon build up look.
slainte mhath
As time goes on, I start to learn that the reason people have cleaner lines and such then me...is because they use tape and putty. Mind blown.
ReplyDeleteLooking good, though I'd like to see a lot more carbon buildup on the end of that flamer!
Yeah, tape can help with clean lines. I prefer not to use it. Impresses me to no end when painters do it with no tape.
DeleteThanks. Wasn't sure whether to post a pic of carbon build up or not. Decided against it. It is on the final product though.