Showing posts with label camo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label camo. Show all posts

Saturday, January 12, 2013

GZG - 8-wheel MICV - 3 Layer Camo Step by Step





                                      





(Primed Black)

                                             

                                     







(Sprayed with a Grey primer)







(Sprayed with a Rust Colored primer)
















Drybrushed, and black picked out.  Still have to paint the commander, the wheels, and apply decals. 


Wednesday, August 8, 2012

Updated Pictures: Old Crow Gecko with Digi Camo and custom decals...

I'm very happy how this turned out...  The decals were printed on clear decal paper (except the skull and warning text, that's from other decal sheets) and applied onto light colors so that they didn't get muddled out.

As always, comments and critiques are always welcome!

Thanks again to everyone who offered advice on the decals!




The custom logo:




Tuesday, August 7, 2012

Test Tutorial - "Digital Camo"

Well, I came upon this link today:

http://kamm-mecha.com/mechaloungeforums/index.php?topic=285.0

And I figured I'd give it a try:

I used an old crow vehicle I had sitting around that had already been painted in a light blue/gray with a wash...


First I laid out two strips of masking tape, then I used my exacto to slice them in half long-ways and then into 1/4 inch sections.  After that I used my tweezers to place the cut rectangles on my vehicle in a fairly random pattern:





After most of the first layer is on:


Normally I'd use an airbrush, but it was late at night and my wife and baby were sleeping, so I just used a paintbrush.  I basically heavy dabbed the paint on as not to move the masking layers.  Here is the second coat:


Applying the second masking layer:


Painting the top, and darkest, color...


Removing the masking after letting it dry for a while.


And after a quick highlight and some simple details picked out:


I'm actually really happy how it turned out.  Not too "clean" but it actually works well.  When I get some more details painted and some decals i'm sure it will look great!  

Any comments of suggestions are always welcome!