Things like lenses and faces have not been painted yet. I have to wait till I dull coat the models to remove the semi-gloss protective coat on them right now. If I don't do that the acrylic paint beads up on the lacquer surface. Normally I wouldn't take a photo of models while in this state, but I like these guys. They get a pass.
So what about basing? Cracked red martian earth would be a good base color. Alternately, I could mix up some plaster and weathering powder and make mud. That would let me splash wet mud all over their feet, and have pools of yellow water effects. The counter to that is that orange/red cracked dusty bases would contrast really well with the cool green.
They look well.
ReplyDeleteI think the martian earth colour would look well as a contrast.
I think they have a ww2 vibe, mabe a trench theme lots of rusty razor wire wet mud gooey puddles etc. its a fantastic paint scheme
ReplyDeleteI'm leaning towards dead grass, mud, puddles of yellow/brown water, and rusty razor wire.
DeleteThey are pretty.
ReplyDeleteVery cool, I need to check your blog more often!
ReplyDeleteI'm sorta surprised I haven't seen you take these guys on. They are kind of in your wheelhouse. Rust, decay, transparent layering opportunities abound! I think you'd rock them.
DeleteHi! I love your models, can I ask about the green armor tone? What colors did you used?
ReplyDeleteThanks! This is vallejo pale green used as a base, and then shaded up using their pastel green.
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