Mecha Talk

Still a work in progress but so far looking good (To me). ^_^

Still have a lot of fine line work to do and a lot of detailing.

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More at:
http://virtualabuse.blogspot.com/2011/05/gat-x105e-strike-noir-gundam-wip.html

Looks nice! Loving the battle worn effect, what do you use to get that effect?

Also, what camera are you using? I like the shots a lot.

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Thx ^_^

The Dirt effect:
-I use a white primer and lightly spray the areas I want effect.
-Let it dry but not completely. (This is kind of a trail and error bit but practice makes perfect.)
-While the primer is still a bit wet I then take a very soft brush and brush over it with aging dust.

The battle scratches effect:
-First I paint all the part I want chrome scratches with a thin layer of chrome. (This is usually most of the Gundam. ^_^)
-Then I paint another layer over that in the final color I want.
-Then you just take water paper and sand off where you want your "metal scratches".

I will put up some step by step photos if you are interested and some photos of the products I use.

Camera is a Canon EOS 550D

I like it, I like the dirty types

The gunmetal mechanic parts doesn't seem to have much weathering though (compared to the rest of the colors)

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Yep still working on most of the darker bits.
Still have to do the hands and some of the smaller bits, then I will finish up all the "gunmetal" bits.