Mocked up something simple, then hot glued everything on place.
Smothered the surface with various Vallejo texture pastes and began to add bits and debris.
Friday, November 11, 2011
TableWar.com
Worked up a Display tray from http://www.tablewar.com/ and this is a pictorial on the things I did.
Mocked up something simple, then hot glued everything on place.
Smothered the surface with various Vallejo texture pastes and began to add bits and debris.
After everything was dry I painted it.
Displayed with (unfinished) models.
Mocked up something simple, then hot glued everything on place.
Smothered the surface with various Vallejo texture pastes and began to add bits and debris.
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While the technique used is very good and probably very useful, the paint scheme on the DA Rhinos/Razorback is ........ seems silly to say ....... it is AWESOME!!
ReplyDeleteHappened across this blog by a circuitous method but will certainly bookmark it, if only for that paint job. Thanks.
Awesome work as always! I love my TableWar case. Although, it doesn't look as cool as yours! haha
ReplyDeleteHmm, maybe it's the lighting, but the dark angels look kinda blue. do you have a tutorial that shows how to do a rhino that matches that 2-part powerfist Dark Angel one you did a while back? Can you make a tank look good without an airbrush?
ReplyDeleteI'd love to know how you did that Turquoise colour
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