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That is some good looking work! Got a feeling that involves a bit more artistic ability than I have.
Nice work jasnt! Care to share your paint and methods?
Quote from: cboom on December 01, 2014, 11:32:08 PMThat is some good looking work! Got a feeling that involves a bit more artistic ability than I have. its really not hard. Think what colors you want then start with the details slowly. Lets say you want a tan back ground with light brown, grey, dark brown, and maybe some green foliage. You paint the hole rifle the color of your finest details first(after primer) then wrap with the stencils, I use alot of string like yarn or heavy fishing line, then paint the next detail color. Then when just dry to the touch add the next layer of stencil(either nor string or rope or split masking tape) then paint next dtail color. This is often when I start tying on the plastic plants. Few at first, I like dark olive first, then paint again,kaki or light green. Adds more plants then paint the back ground color. After it's just dry enough to handle(don't rush it but don't wait till completely setup) and remove all stencils and string. If you want this is the time to clear coat but I normally don't cause it makes it shiny. I like flat colors best.