Commission work, quite chalenging mini to paint. It’s painted the same way as Land Raider Achilles I’ve done some time ago. Hope you like it! :)
Salamanders Stormtalon
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Jak malujesz OSLe? Layering? Blending? Aero? Glaze’y? Drybrush? ;>
Aerograf + pędzel. Trudno by było to zmalować samym pędzlem na większych powierzchniach.
This high-temperature oxide effect on thrusters just bring me down on my knees!
How, master, please explain me, how?!!
Airbrushed inks on metallics :)
Hello C’tan,
I am wondering how you painted the engines? Did you shade them with watered down acrylic purple, thinned oil paint, or did you airbrush purple and slowly increase the amount of black (or blue) into the mix as you got closer to middle of the engine?
I have learned a lot form reading your blog, and my painting skills are improving because of your tutorials. Thank you for answering out questions.