This post shows some of the parts assembled together and is ready for detail painting and weathering. Yes, I will do the decal work last, after the detail painting and weathering I will seal this with a nice gloss coat of future and then decal it.
I won't detail paint this kit much though, just a few hints of red and some koto parts painting. I do not want it to look like a huge white Christmas tree with small glittery detail painting of greens, blues and reds. I mean, too much detail painting with so much colors is not my type.
Lastly, I just want to keep a few archive photos of this build before weathering... because after weathering this kit might look worse and not as good as how it looks right now. Actually, I could always just add decals and photoshop the photos and deemed it as finished, but I really want this one weathered.
I also decided against the camo pattern thingee, as I really like how my subtle shading turned out. I am afraid I do not have enough skills to add shading on the camo pattern and it might just ruin the shading of the white areas. Anyways here are a few photos of the build before weathering...
Samuel decals I got from Hobbies Corner last September, bought this set specifically for this build. :)
Thanks for dropping by! Til' next post! :)
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14 comments:
*_* awesomeness!!!
kakatakot naman tong kit na to heheh
sayy... how do you do that partly colored pipe?
Thanks bro! glad the progress is going smoothly as of now... currently drybrushing the whole thing now. :)
Nyek... mabait ito... kulay puti eh. lol
airbrush bro... :)
Oh may GAHD!!! O_0
Bro, let me throw some possible idea's your way and a few things to consider.
I did read your post on this, and feel that you should add some kinda color to break up all that white/ish tone's.
True to life winter camo has 2 or 3 white too gray color tone's and you can definately pull it off bro. There are a few ways you can do this: tamiya tape (stripe/digital) or silly putty/kids clay fashioned in serpentine designs. If it where mine I would use another trick (take a pieace of window screen or mesh cut into 3x3 squares and then mask it with tamiya tape , after that use a hobby knife and cut specific shapes into the tape. Once the cut outs are removed lightly AB over the desired parts, you should get a unique cross hatched design and if you repeat said step with another color you will get a pseudo digi effect.
Food for thought bro.
all the best "D" : )
Thanks Paul! :)
Thanks a ton for the tips Kriz, but I figured that time is not on my side already bro... I still have to paint the backpack, add details to the diorama, paint the 1/72 figures and weather the whole kit. Too much work that I have to finish in exactly a week. I started this project early but I still ended up rushing it for Bandai World Cup. :(
OH SH@T, Never Mind :)
Exactly, my speed painting is at a test starting today bro. hehehe :D
Good! When I saw your first pict, I thought it was GPO2's shield... XD
hehehehe.... thanks! :)
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