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Shas'La
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Post subject: Re: My Cadre (WIP) Posted: Oct 20 2008 02:37 |
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Joined: Oct 11 2008 08:05 Location: Belgium Native English speaker?: No
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Update time! (Edit: toned this down a little, didn't seem to create any reactions at all..) This time, I wanted to try out some green stuff and tried to create a glancing hit. The beam/bolt/bullet first hit the wing and deflected and then, having lost most of his power, didn't manage to penetrate the armor. Tried to make it realistic, as usual, feel free to C&C. 1. Created the shape of the metal after the impact with green stuff, 2 seperate pieces, one deflection part and one crater where the beam was stopped. 2.  Just used black and white as a base. 3. http://s378.photobucket.com/albums/oo224/LordOfErshir/These are the steps between, removed the pics to claim less space here  Basisly, I added some red into the black, and boltgun metal and mithril silver onto the edges to represent the metal being twisted, melted. 4.  This is the finished glancing hit  After creating the details from step 3, I drybrushed with black and brown like I did before adding the hit, so it'd blend nicely with the rest of the DF. That's it, ledited, takes less space now, still feel free to react though, do want to know how I could make it look more realistic 
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Shas'La
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Post subject: Re: My Cadre (WIP) Posted: Oct 24 2008 01:31 |
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Joined: Feb 29 2008 03:32 Location: Austria Native English speaker?: No
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Good work-looks convincing enough for me. What I don't really understand is the brownish color. Is this meant to be the melted and cooled down metal?
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Shas'La
- poco_jr
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Post subject: Re: My Cadre (WIP) Posted: Oct 24 2008 06:19 |
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Joined: Oct 11 2008 08:05 Location: Belgium Native English speaker?: No
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I suppose you mean the red? Well, it's partly because of my camera, made it look kinda blurry, it's supposed to be black with red lines..Though I can't really give a reason, it came up like that when I started painting, a plain black stripe looked like it struck too deep and made it look kind of dull, while if I had added more silver and boltgun in there, it would have looked too similar with the edges, so well, no logical reason, sorry, just made it look better 
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Shas'La
- poco_jr
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Post subject: Re: My Cadre (WIP) Posted: Oct 29 2008 05:44 |
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Joined: Oct 11 2008 08:05 Location: Belgium Native English speaker?: No
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k, time for another post so, this broadside is killing me <_< I don't really like painting metal..plus I tried to use some greenstuff, and those two combined made sure that I'm still not half way after a week of working on it (only 2-3 hours per day on average, but well) but it's starting to come together, so I'm happy  Here's some WIP ->  This is the greenstuff I used on the body (used some on the arms too) and I just wanted to make it look a bit more, well, broadsided ^^ I noticed I have troubles making the green stuff smooth though, and I have to find out how I can use greenstuff to create such detail like I saw with other people..I can only make rough, big stuff, it seems  And this is a symbol I made up, I actually like it a lot, and already painted it on my DF and such, planning to use it as the symbol of my cadre, I still have to find names and such, I can't think of any good ones..but the symbol represents my cadre being some kind of special strike force from T'au, have to think about a decent background one of these days.. Anyways, till the next one 
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Shas'Ui
- lightning
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Post subject: Re: My Cadre (WIP) Posted: Oct 29 2008 06:03 |
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Joined: Jul 02 2008 01:44 Location: West Midlands Native English speaker?: Yes
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poco_jr wrote: This is the greenstuff I used on the body (used some on the arms too) and I just wanted to make it look a bit more, well, broadsided ^^ I noticed I have troubles making the green stuff smooth though, and I have to find out how I can use greenstuff to create such detail like I saw with other people..I can only make rough, big stuff, it seems
Three easy steps- 1) Shape the GS as smooth as possible, in most people's cases this is not very smooth. 2) Take a craft/Xacto knife, dip it in water and define the edges. 3) Dip your finger in water and run it along the putty, with a small amount of pressure. Just my $0.02. Your painting is a lot smoother and cleaner than mine, and your colour scheme is a lot more effective!
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Shas'La
- poco_jr
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Post subject: Re: My Cadre (WIP) Posted: Nov 01 2008 04:56 |
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Joined: Oct 11 2008 08:05 Location: Belgium Native English speaker?: No
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Update time once more! Happy about this one, my broadside is finally finished  I'll start out with the pics right away ^^  -> I'm happy with how the greenstuff on the torso worked out, looks better than I thought IMHO, looks a bit broader than normal suits now ^^ for the base, I wanted bit more than rocks, so you see that I created a kind of desert cactus ^^ they're (don't know the word, think it's this one) the butts on the end of a branch..you know, they turn into leaves one day..well, I like how they worked out   -> A side few, I used some greenstuff to (try and) make the railguns more integrated into the suit, as I thought that they originaly looked bit awkward, fitting into those small hardpoints, so I tried to make it one big piece. Also happy with the symbol ^^  -> yet another view, used a commander's head, not much more to say.. Anyways, that's it  enjoy
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