That looks realy sweet! nice and subtle, with some cool small touches here and there. i take this will be the standard for the rest of your krieg mechanized? should be awesome.
This is way more progress than my AirCav ... i managed to drybrush the repainted parts today ...
That is pimp dude!!! Really nice!!! Love the weathering u did to the tank numbers. Nothing beats airbrush to get that smooth painted on effect. Did u use sponge to get the effect on the numbers??
Yes indeed I used a torn up blister pack sponge for the paint chipping with VMC German Grey. In the bigger chips I then stippled VMC Hull Red inside them, and then finally painted VGC Gunmetal Metal inside many of the chips. It was pretty easy, all things considered. I think the most time was spent doing the umber pin washes on each rivet, and the masking for the airbrush work :)
That looks realy sweet! nice and subtle, with some cool small touches here and there. i take this will be the standard for the rest of your krieg mechanized? should be awesome.
ReplyDeleteThis is way more progress than my AirCav ... i managed to drybrush the repainted parts today ...
That is one sexy tank.
ReplyDeleteNow I am tempted to try camo strips on my chims...
Beautiful tank! Nicely done! I wish I had your skills DeathKorps! =D
ReplyDeleteThat is one sweet looking Chimera! Nicely done dude!
ReplyDeleteSuper awesome s#!t!
ReplyDeleteThanks guys- your kind posts are much appreciated!
ReplyDelete@Azlan- You should paint up something new for your AirCav dude and post some pics!! :)
@Wong- Thanks for the post- if you do come up with a new camo scheme be sure to post about it on your blog (which I only discovered yesterday!)
@Jinn- There he is!! How you been dude?
simply awesome.
ReplyDeleteThat is pimp dude!!! Really nice!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the weathering u did to the tank numbers. Nothing beats airbrush to get that smooth painted on effect.
Did u use sponge to get the effect on the numbers??
Truly inspiring man. Well done!!!
Yes indeed I used a torn up blister pack sponge for the paint chipping with VMC German Grey. In the bigger chips I then stippled VMC Hull Red inside them, and then finally painted VGC Gunmetal Metal inside many of the chips. It was pretty easy, all things considered. I think the most time was spent doing the umber pin washes on each rivet, and the masking for the airbrush work :)
ReplyDeleteLove the searchlight! Some beautiful airbrushing!
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