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26 Aug 2012

RG Strike Trinity WIP4

Strike's main body done with rust weathering.. (the lazy way)

 


1- Very straight forward, apply gray real touch wash,


you'll get something like this. a subtle shade of oil stain.

 

2- Apply brown real touch marker for a hint of rust. apply as random as you can.



3- then, a lighter brown highlight.


Same goes to other parts..



Eventually, you can get something like this.. well, its not perfect. But it looks like strike is being used and rusted a little.



General update for RG Strike, now.. its time for decal






5 comments:

  1. Hi, Just saw you at woolworth today. But was at the counter so didnt go say hi. Anyway theres something I would like to ask you if you dont mind.

    I just tried airbrushing the top coat (clear tamiya paint=gloss?) And I cant really see if I have painted nicely on the kit or not. any tips? I am using air brush not can so its even harder.
    Is can much easier?

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    1. Ah is it? haha. I have no experience in Airbrush, but It should produce better control over spray cans. Which is better for even, thin layer coats.

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    2. ya. not really easy to control. the paint came out so slow that i dont even see it properly. thts y i want to ask you how do you know if the kit is painted properly? do you have this kind of trouble for cans?

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    3. 0.0, how do you know his identity?

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    4. we are in the same City. we knew each other. LOL!

      About the painting, if you are using Gloss over a Gloss surface, you can't really tell the difference. If you think you covered it all, then have faith. LOL!

      For spray cans, I always have good experience with it as long as its sunny and low humidity day.

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