So this week was more of the Orphan 9 base and figure.
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Base getting near done |
On the base I added some weathering. First up was some rust and stains on the wall plate and beam. I went from dark orange/brown to light orange with paint and then added some rust coloured pigments (from Vallejo). I then wet down the wall and streaked/stained the pigments down the wall. Still might try using the enamel AK rust wash I have too.
On the green door I added scuff marks, some rust spots and some glazes (dark to the bottom, lighter yellow to the top) to add some variation. Might need some more contrast there.
I superglued in the electric wire around the top and added in some wire stands from the light. They aren't really visible so I need to do something extra there to show that the light isn't working. Maybe a hanging down glass cover?
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Ugg, panda eyes. Try again |
Then it was onto the figure. I started with the head as it was going to the hardest part being so small. I spent 2-3 hours trying to get it right. I was being super careful as if I did too many layers of paint it was start to show. The eyes especially were hard. I got the left eye on the first go. The right eye (always harder) took 4 goes. I had to drop down to a 000 brush and use the next step up magnification on the head lens set to see what I was doing.
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Looking like a face |
Still not 100% but I'm stopping before I break it again. On the zoom it looks pretty good (much better than panda eyes on the earlier go. The white stripe in the hair was a bit of an accident. I was painting the hair black going around the head and left a white stripe. I think it added a nice accent/highlight so I left it.
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Base colours blocked in |
Rather than go for the traditional black stealth suit I the wife suggested a more army camouflage option. Didn't really want that but went for a military jumpsuit style. The purple doesn't go with the boots so need to change that up. However against the base she really stands out.
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