A quick look at my painting table reveals over thirty more vehicles waiting for me to convert and paint.
Saturday, 24 October 2015
Seriously? More Cars?
Yes, more cars. I bought a Hot Wheels five-pack this week, because it had a nice station-wagon and an even nicer 1932 Ford roadster in it. It also contained some boring cars, so I thought I'd slap some random armour, spikes and guns on them and try out some new painting techniques. They came out better than expected.
A quick look at my painting table reveals over thirty more vehicles waiting for me to convert and paint.
A quick look at my painting table reveals over thirty more vehicles waiting for me to convert and paint.
What were that pontine techniques you were trying?
ReplyDeleteI say 'New' techniques. Really it was the same washing and drybrushing I normally do, but I did the weathering first and then applied the car colour afterwards as a wash in one case and a drybrush in the other. The colours are a lot more muted on the actual modes than the photos show.
DeleteThese look really good Alan. I am going to try a car (1955 Chevy) in 1/43 scale.
ReplyDeleteA bit over 30 vehicles in the queue for conversion and painting? Lightweight! You should see my car lot ;)
ReplyDeleteNice work on these two :)
Nice
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