On 9/17/2019 at 8:51 PM, Kleeg005 said:
Yeah, silver lining? A lot more difficult than black lining. Looks okay on the table. But I'm not totally satisfied. Suggestions?
Showcase: Nantex-class Starfighter
Picked up a couple more. So.
It's far easier to paint the silver into the cracks first, and then paint the raised "panel" surfaces after, than to try to put the silver (or copper) in after painting the panels. Unlike the standard practice of blacklining.
On 9/10/2019 at 11:29 PM, Blail Blerg said:Who's going to make this things ball turret rotate....?
That's what I want....
that's something I've wanted to try, but disassembling something for the first time is scary xD
might pry at it a little soon though...
Chertek, Grievous and Sun Fac
On 9/17/2019 at 5:51 PM, Kleeg005 said:
Yeah, silver lining? A lot more difficult than black lining. Looks okay on the table. But I'm not totally satisfied. Suggestions?
This may be a bit late, but have you tried putting a wash on the trim? some 1:1 dark and brown toner works wonders. Could test first, but that works wonders for makin metal look like metal instead of, well, shiny white or silver paint. But those dont look bad!
My 2 Nantex, one painted with the original.
I do admit I love the result, at the separatists colors
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1bLw4J6_WK041jof_DiTMjZk4n9RNkO3U
First time painting, really like the chameleon paints.
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2 hours ago, Whalers on the moon said:Here is this picture from @S36637 :
Thanks! I finally got it to work through google... I was forgetting one step and it took me forever to figure it out 😃
Here are my repaints. These are my first ones! I am just starting the hobby. I wanted to go with separatist blue color scheme.
Hope the link works!
