Bandai 1/144 U-Wing, Tie Striker, TX-225 GAVw
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gedmac66
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Hello again mate .
Just returned from your blog... again .... please tell me you're using something to magnify the subjects you're painting . Please !!! . You did a wonderful job with the 1/72 figures , and now this with 1/144 !! . Fantastic . Simply
thumbsupthumbsup.... but also :confused. Care to explain the ' what and how ' you're accomplishing these beautiful finishes ? .
Did you add lights to the u-wing engines or is it photo shopped ? Sorry to ask but it isn't clear in the photo .
Thanks for sharing ,
Cheers Ged
Just returned from your blog... again .... please tell me you're using something to magnify the subjects you're painting . Please !!! . You did a wonderful job with the 1/72 figures , and now this with 1/144 !! . Fantastic . Simply
thumbsupthumbsup.... but also :confused. Care to explain the ' what and how ' you're accomplishing these beautiful finishes ? .Did you add lights to the u-wing engines or is it photo shopped ? Sorry to ask but it isn't clear in the photo .
Thanks for sharing ,
Cheers Ged
Hello again mate .
Just returned from your blog... again .... please tell me you're using something to magnify the subjects you're painting . Please !!! . You did a wonderful job with the 1/72 figures , and now this with 1/144 !! . Fantastic . Simply
Did you add lights to the u-wing engines or is it photo shopped ? Sorry to ask but it isn't clear in the photo .
Thanks for sharing ,
Cheers Ged
Hi Ged, yes i do use a jeweler's loupe to paint the small figures.
My painting process
- Black primer, black basing (vallejo)
- Marble coat
- i use a combination of tamiya enamel paints, panel wash and weathering kits (pigment)
- i use vallejo semi matte to seal everything
yes i just lit the engines and removed the stand via photoshop
Thank you for appreciating the kits Ged
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Thanks!
