Done~!
Sorry for the poor picture shooting.

Hard to say by wording. I will try to tell face to face next time we meet. But you better to remind me this.








Thank you for watching.


You should be joking mate!!!

joking mate

May I know what kind of model/figure you are making? What size of it?
Basically, I suggest to start a 1/32(54mm) without colourfull equipment for who looking for step in to this field.

Moreover, I can pass one model to you if you are interested. It is good to newbie. Event it is a copy.

ok la....I will try better on the next piece.

Thank YOU guys~! Thank You to HKML give me this.

Thank You to all mate.

On the Sweaty effect. I used AV closs varnish(air) on it. The most important key for such effact is:
Use 0.5 airbrush with lowest pressure,
spray the varnish to model in long distant.
add some drop with 000 brush.
AND
test/try before.

Hairs onto brest and the beard:
(I'm trying to remeber.....I think this is correct)
Added some blue and brown in black(matt) AV colour for the first layer
and added some black(closs) and brown for the second layer
let dry....

Covered by thin layers "self develop" flesh tone oil colour on the hair. The same as traditional oil painting skill. Please search it in the internet.
let dry....

Finally, used 000 brush and blue+black(matt)+black(closs) to spot out the true hair.
Please search some oil painting(tradition) for reference.

Good luck

Thank you

It will be showing up in The Scale model show(比例會公開賽).
Thank you for visit.

Thanks~!


Thanks~!


And here is the steps on metal:

First layer: Gloss Black(AV)
Second layer: Blue+ brown oil colour + printing Sliver or pantone 877C(printing red gold/light gold for bronze)
*let dry
Third layer: Gloss Black wash
*let dry
Fourth layer: first highlight--> dry brush--> printing sliver printing Sliver or pantone 877C(printing red gold/light gold for bronze)
*let dry
Fifth layer: Gloss black + oil black + oil brown wash
*let dry
Sixth layer: second highlight--> dry brush--> printing sliver printing Sliver or pantone 877C(printing red gold/light gold for bronze)
*let dry
Seventh layer: little oil blue wash for the upper parts.
Eighth layer: dry brush--> printing sliver printing Sliver or pantone 877C(printing red gold/light gold for bronze)

done~!

No he don't tan, because they can't left the gate behind.

Anyway, he is tan on my model but not the photos.

[ 本帖最後由 gogok 於 2010-10-12 01:43 PM 編輯 ]