This was fast!
Added 2021-03-11 23:52:35 +0000 UTCMy friends, the camouflage is on and it was wayyy less painful than I anticipated! Compared to the desert-black camouflage on the Crusader it was a total breeze.
There's not that much to say here actually... I made a quick camo profile in Photoshop this morning and used that as a guide. The basic black tone seen in the last 3 photos is a mixture of black and white in some ratio, about 80/20. Then I kept adding Deck Tan to lighten it up for all the highlights. I didn't do any "airbrushed pinwash" on these parts mainly because I wanted a different look than the more faded OD underneath, and also because it would take a long time with very little effect.
I also went ahead and added some markings. These were sourced from different Dragon decal sheets, one comes from the T95 and the other one is totally unknown. I wanted 3rd Armored division markings so I had to build up the numbers individually, and the triangles were sprayed through a photo-etched mask from Lion Roar.
All it needs now is a coat of satin varnish and it's ready for weathering, but I'll do that tomorrow as I didn't want to make too much noise in the middle of the night π
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And luckily there's a lot less overspray and paint sputter on this one π Thanks
Night Shift
2021-03-14 15:53:43 +0000 UTCalso, color tones are on point!! ππ»
Manuel Garcia Urreta
2021-03-13 15:12:49 +0000 UTCAWESOME!! Man I think it's time to stop complaining about airbrushing skills! π really, it looks awesome. even though is a soft edge camo, it's really sharp. good job! Was this all done with your new airbrush right? the H&S are you using it for prime/varnish? or what's your workflow with 2 airbrushes?
Manuel Garcia Urreta
2021-03-13 15:11:05 +0000 UTCWow, basically the same as the crusader, but a totally different appearance. Great job!
Tim Malinowski
2021-03-12 12:57:39 +0000 UTC
