I went with my gray and maroon colorscheme, and that matches the scheme that I envision for the Wolves-in-Exile. It'll also go well with my 28mm army scheme too. Call that a win. The cockpit came out well, perhaps not quite as well as I had hoped, but not too bad considering. The next one I do will have some lessons learned. The weathering and scarring is intentional. I wanted her to have that gritty, menacing look of a veteran from campaigns. I used the same scoring techniques as I did when I did Starbuck's Viper MkII, and have been happy with the result. This was also the first time I'd used the salt technique for rust effects and that *really* came out well. It gave the paint a 3-d look to it where the corrosion had begun to wear away under the paint.. I imagine the techs will have quite the job ahead of them replacing panels and the armor plates.
So, enough babbling. On with the photos:
1 comment:
Insane work. Love the detailing and weathering...
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