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Excellent camo,especially as it is freehand :thumb2:.
1/35 BTR-70 APC with brush painted Digital Camouflage.
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Ron,
Great job with the mop and bucket, i bet the eyes were a little out of tilt after all that marking out... First class job.
Mike
Great job with the mop and bucket, i bet the eyes were a little out of tilt after all that marking out... First class job.
Mike
Thanks for the great comments chaps.
Hopefully once the eyes are back to some sense of normality I'll be able to paint a bit more.......:flushed:
Cheers.
Ron
Hopefully once the eyes are back to some sense of normality I'll be able to paint a bit more.......:flushed:
Cheers.
Ron
Eyes back to normal(ish) so onwards I go....
This time I've remembered to take a picture of the second stage.
This is the second lightest colour - Camo. Grey. I intend to leave the hatches etc. 'Undigitaliseefied' to add a bit more contrast and to
the enemy a bit more....
All a bit rough and wishy washy, but my idea is to just get the basic pattern down. Then with my brush I can cut the colours in during subsequent coats of paint.
The back end. I'm not bothered about any slight difference in the square sizes, I will hopefully be able to rectify these at a later stage in the process.
Here's it is with the addition of the final darker colour Mid. Grey. I have also started to generally tidy up the 'squares' and obliterate the pencil marks brushing on the three colours as and where they are required.
The front of the model. See how the pencil marks are clearly seen? Don't fret none. They will vanish in due course...... :thumb2:
There you go. It's now too warm in my den to continue painting, so into the garden I go......
:thumb2:
Cheers.
Ron
This time I've remembered to take a picture of the second stage.
This is the second lightest colour - Camo. Grey. I intend to leave the hatches etc. 'Undigitaliseefied' to add a bit more contrast and to
the enemy a bit more....All a bit rough and wishy washy, but my idea is to just get the basic pattern down. Then with my brush I can cut the colours in during subsequent coats of paint.
The back end. I'm not bothered about any slight difference in the square sizes, I will hopefully be able to rectify these at a later stage in the process.
Here's it is with the addition of the final darker colour Mid. Grey. I have also started to generally tidy up the 'squares' and obliterate the pencil marks brushing on the three colours as and where they are required.
The front of the model. See how the pencil marks are clearly seen? Don't fret none. They will vanish in due course...... :thumb2:
There you go. It's now too warm in my den to continue painting, so into the garden I go......
:thumb2:Cheers.
Ron
Hi Ron
Excellent job there sir. I like it. Are you using a pointy brush or a flat the size of the squares? Whatever it looks good.
Jim
Excellent job there sir. I like it. Are you using a pointy brush or a flat the size of the squares? Whatever it looks good.
Jim
A great example of justdoitism. Props to ya. PaulE
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Hi Ron outstanding job a credit to the hairy stick brigrade, well worth the admission fee, keep up the excellent work.
Pete.
Pete.
You sir have the patience of a saint, the hands of a surgeon and a will power far greater than I have ever known!
Great job so far.
Great job so far.
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Hi Ron, fascinating to see how this develops :thumb2:!
DIRK
DIRK
Thank for the humorous and complimentary posts. I'm reet chuffed you approve of my efforts thus far..... :thumb2:
Jim - I started off using a fine point 00 size brush but this proved to be too small. I changed to a No.6 fine point and this was spot on. The brush itself looks too large, but as you will already know, it's the quality of the brush point that is more important than the actual brush size.
I've now finished the first stage, the laying down of my basic fictitious digital design.
The turret painting was a pain in the proverbial. The rings around the turret were easy enough, it was the vertical markings that caused the problem. Being conical, the turret lines had to be tapered to the top!
I now look forward to going over the whole d**m thing at least twice to tweek and then straighten things out.
Anyway, here is the first coat of paint completed and thanks again for the great posts.
Cheers all.
Ron
Jim - I started off using a fine point 00 size brush but this proved to be too small. I changed to a No.6 fine point and this was spot on. The brush itself looks too large, but as you will already know, it's the quality of the brush point that is more important than the actual brush size.
I've now finished the first stage, the laying down of my basic fictitious digital design.
The turret painting was a pain in the proverbial. The rings around the turret were easy enough, it was the vertical markings that caused the problem. Being conical, the turret lines had to be tapered to the top!
I now look forward to going over the whole d**m thing at least twice to tweek and then straighten things out.
Anyway, here is the first coat of paint completed and thanks again for the great posts.
Cheers all.
Ron
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You will end up with square eyes. :smiling2:
You can now begin to see the effectiveness of this camo method. The Reichsbahn did something similar with lozenge shaped digits. Very expensive. PaulE
Ron,
Simply put that is a great bit of painting mate.
Simply put that is a great bit of painting mate.
Hi Ron
Well done - looks good.
Jim
Well done - looks good.
Jim
https://images.app.goo.gl/2hZZqvyKp92bWeTFA. I reckon young rons got a pair of these , its the only way anyone could do this paint job!!!
Cracking work Ron
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Your right there Tony .!
570 think this is great, nothing wrong with any of the squares, they blend in perfectly.
My only concert is I can't see any of Ricks Zulu's, I could however see a large flying Midge side view in your superb back ground control the first page lower left !
453 .
570 think this is great, nothing wrong with any of the squares, they blend in perfectly.
My only concert is I can't see any of Ricks Zulu's, I could however see a large flying Midge side view in your superb back ground control the first page lower left !
453 .
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