The Smugglers Room - Star Wars Themed Prop & Rec Room
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Looking great as always! This room is going to be awesome.
Looking great as always! This room is going to be awesome.
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Are you using tape to remove the paint?
Are you using tape to remove the paint?
Fuzzual
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Thank you sir!
Actually it is a Rubber Cement technique that I picked up from the boys over at the Dented Helmet.
1. Spray primer down
2. Spray what ever color you want to reveal. (in my case, Chrome)
3. then apply rubber cement to that area.
4. Finally, spray the actual color you want the object to be. (In my case, Dark Grey)
5. Then once the outer layer is dried, you simply rub off the areas where there is rubber cement, and it will protect the under layer (chrome) and reveal it.
It works great for battle damage and such, as you can peel the rubber cement off with different strokes to reveal as much or as little as you want.
Looking great as always! This room is going to be awesome.
Thank you sir!
Actually it is a Rubber Cement technique that I picked up from the boys over at the Dented Helmet.
1. Spray primer down
2. Spray what ever color you want to reveal. (in my case, Chrome)
3. then apply rubber cement to that area.
4. Finally, spray the actual color you want the object to be. (In my case, Dark Grey)
5. Then once the outer layer is dried, you simply rub off the areas where there is rubber cement, and it will protect the under layer (chrome) and reveal it.
It works great for battle damage and such, as you can peel the rubber cement off with different strokes to reveal as much or as little as you want.
Fuzzual
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I know people who use toothpaste for the same effect. Just wipe it off when done. I have yet to try it though.
I know people who use toothpaste for the same effect. Just wipe it off when done. I have yet to try it though.
Fuzzual
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That would be a lot easier, and the prop would be cavity free :confused Yes . . . Lame joke, but I'll have to try that.
thanks, that's good to hear.
I know people who use toothpaste for the same effect. Just wipe it off when done. I have yet to try it though.
That would be a lot easier, and the prop would be cavity free :confused Yes . . . Lame joke, but I'll have to try that.
thanks, that's good to hear.
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You an also use mustard. My biggest issue is I always forget where I laid it down after I paint on the final color
You an also use mustard. My biggest issue is I always forget where I laid it down after I paint on the final color
Fuzzual
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okay, now we are just getting carried away:behave
jk, I seems like you could use nearly anything to get the job done, but finding it is a bit tough.
You an also use mustard. My biggest issue is I always forget where I laid it down after I paint on the final color
okay, now we are just getting carried away:behave
jk, I seems like you could use nearly anything to get the job done, but finding it is a bit tough.
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SWEET
SWEET
Fuzzual
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Fuzzual
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Thank you. I sort of think of it as a combination of the two. There are elements of the room that are prop items, and many aspects that are a "set design"
Isn't it much more setbuilding than propmaking?
Realy impressive
Thank you. I sort of think of it as a combination of the two. There are elements of the room that are prop items, and many aspects that are a "set design"
Fuzzual
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