Title: Italeri 1/35 M923 Bigfoot
Description: Too RUSH No TIME!!!
Description: Too RUSH No TIME!!!
wuichong - June 11, 2009 05:21 AM (GMT)
wuichong - June 11, 2009 07:24 AM (GMT)
Just finish assembly today. will arrange time to spray it....
wuichong - September 23, 2009 02:26 PM (GMT)
http://picasaweb.google.com/leewuichong/Italeri135BigFoot#
Just finish painting, pending for weathering!!!!
Just finish painting, pending for weathering!!!!
TigerShark - September 24, 2009 10:04 AM (GMT)
Dear WuiChong,
Niceeeee!
The way that picture was taken looks damn real to me bro. :o
This Raya holiday is a very productive for you man, for me, holiday mood man. :D
Regards!
TS. :D :lol: :D
Niceeeee!
The way that picture was taken looks damn real to me bro. :o
This Raya holiday is a very productive for you man, for me, holiday mood man. :D
Regards!
TS. :D :lol: :D
flylice80 - September 24, 2009 10:17 AM (GMT)
| QUOTE (TigerShark @ Sep 24 2009, 06:04 PM) |
| Dear WuiChong, Niceeeee! The way that picture was taken looks damn real to me bro. :o This Raya holiday is a very productive for you man, for me, holiday mood man. :D Regards! TS. :D :lol: :D |
Indeed.
Somemore haven't weather yet.
beachbum - September 25, 2009 12:36 AM (GMT)
I see you have been very productive Wuichong with lots of improvement too. Well done. Just a few tiny comments. With bigger decals you need to be a bit careful otherwise what they call "silvering" will occur. I'm sure you know about silvering which is just the edges and part of the decal plastic becoming visible and it appears like a sticker rather than what its suppose to be in the real thing, some words or insignia painted on. A thin coat of gloss where you want to stick your decal, wait for the gloss layer to dry, stick your decal, a thin coat of gloss over your decal, dry and matt coat.
The other tiny comment is you may want to use a very, very diluted, slightly greenish brown mix or brown or sometimes buff (depending on your camo scheme) is used to lightly spray over your camo. This helps to tie the colors together and tone the contrasts down. Of course you may want to experiment a bit on some scrap plastic or on the underside of your vehicle first to get the hang of it. Just a suggestion though.
The other tiny comment is you may want to use a very, very diluted, slightly greenish brown mix or brown or sometimes buff (depending on your camo scheme) is used to lightly spray over your camo. This helps to tie the colors together and tone the contrasts down. Of course you may want to experiment a bit on some scrap plastic or on the underside of your vehicle first to get the hang of it. Just a suggestion though.