rhboyd
Sr Member
Well... I'm totally flattered. It's pretty easy stuff... patience is the main key. I start by priming the thing in white... using Games Workshop Skull White. For the top colour, I'm using Vallejo acrylic figure paints. I put down a base coat of Natural Steel mixed with black so it's good and dark... then did a sencond coat when dry, to hit all the white parts showing through... nice and even. Then I drybrushed some of the straight natural steel over the whole thing. When dry, I did a wash of straight black... pretty thin... in many layers. Another VERY light drybrushing of the steel... then when dry, a super light drybrushing of silver and that was that.
I guess the trick was getting the balance between the first go-round of drybrushing and the wash of black... bringing up the hgihtlights, then smoothing them out. I knew I wanted this one to be pewter finish... but the biggie... gotta got third season beat-to-hell on it...
The base was spray painted gold... then washed many many times in a dirty brown... wash and dab... wash and dab... until I liked it.
Thanks for the amazing model Coby...
cheers,
-r.
I guess the trick was getting the balance between the first go-round of drybrushing and the wash of black... bringing up the hgihtlights, then smoothing them out. I knew I wanted this one to be pewter finish... but the biggie... gotta got third season beat-to-hell on it...
The base was spray painted gold... then washed many many times in a dirty brown... wash and dab... wash and dab... until I liked it.
Thanks for the amazing model Coby...
cheers,
-r.