Really really happy how he's turned out so here's the man himself. Hope y'like him :)
C&C as always welcome
Cheers
Jan
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Saturday, 14 May 2016
Step Forward Big Fella!!
The Thanatar is finally done (we knew that already) and I've finally got some proper pictures taken. Lots of pictures. Lots n lots.......you get the idea ;)
Really really happy how he's turned out so here's the man himself. Hope y'like him :)
C&C as always welcome
Cheers
Jan
Really really happy how he's turned out so here's the man himself. Hope y'like him :)
C&C as always welcome
Cheers
Jan
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I love it! How did you achieve the weathering on the shoulder pads?
ReplyDeleteHey there D - cheers for looking in. That whole thing has a bit of a process. I put down my old metal technique over a black base spray. Once that's cured I paint on 2 layers of MiG chipping fluid. When that's totally dry, I painted the armour panels as normal in a medium dark grey with shadows, then highlights. The I reactivate the chipping fluid adn scratch of the larger chips adn battle damage. The edges of the chipped areas are then higlighted/shadowed depending on their facig up or down. After than I put on a thin thin glaze of rhinox hide over the whole panel. Finally with a fine brush and runefang steel, I added in some thin fresh scrathes to the old metal showing through. That's basically it. Hope that helps :)
DeleteWow! That's certainly one long process, yet the effects are immense! Perhaps one day I could try that....
ReplyDeleteDo it!!!!!
DeleteCould you please email me at bhop985@gmail.com I have some questions for you
ReplyDeleteIf you have any questions about the painting, feel free to post them here and I'll do my best to answer them :)
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