Thanks for posting these shots. At first he was looking a little bit flat, lacking detail, but with the addition of the scratches, dents, streaks, flaking paint, and rust, you've given him a lot of character.
He is still not quite done. The red and yellow cables still need the black stripes. And as someone pointed out to me. why is his pipes shiney when the rest of him is rusty. He just might have a point me thinks.
I think the pipes on his back don't need to be rusty, since they would be chromed or electroplated or some such. What they should be is soot scorched near the top from exhaust, like a semi.
I live in New York and have been into the hobby for quite some time now.
I have yet to play a single game but have painted close to twenty different armies.
I really enjoy making quailty armies that I end up selling after a year or so to those who will really enjoy them.
When I am not painting you can find me kicking back enjoying suburban life.
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Thanks for posting these shots. At first he was looking a little bit flat, lacking detail, but with the addition of the scratches, dents, streaks, flaking paint, and rust, you've given him a lot of character.
Cheers
Dave
He is still not quite done.
The red and yellow cables still need the black stripes.
And as someone pointed out to me.
why is his pipes shiney when the rest of him is rusty.
He just might have a point me thinks.
I think the pipes on his back don't need to be rusty, since they would be chromed or electroplated or some such. What they should be is soot scorched near the top from exhaust, like a semi.
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