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There are some "dip" schemes that work at the level of a Yeti or Rtic mug or water bottle--these typically involve "floating" layers of paint on another liquid.
The effect is striking, but not what a person would call repeatable, and would not be anything like a "scale" representation of a given pattern. (There are YT videos on how to dip pain drinking cups and water bottles, for the interested.)
While I was referring to figures the masks would be great on one of my future vehicle builds. I was sure I had seen an "easy" way to paint digi on figures. Oh well I'll try something! Thanks for the great answers. Happy modelling.
And ya see, I assumed he was talking about vehicles...
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Tanker42 Is there an easy way to paint digi camo?
Is there an easy way to paint digi camo?
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I am assuming you are refering to uniforms. Either way, there is no magic "dip" that produces digital camo on a figure or any other subject. There are digicamo decal sheets that can be applied to figures though.
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Yeah, DN Models makes some really good masks for various subjects. I've used them before on my Type 63 Multiple Rocket Launcher.
https://youtu.be/b6uTmcfANhg
Is there an easy way to paint digi camo?I thought I saw a "dip" of sorts. I also posted a similar thread a day ago and cannot find it. Sorry if it's on the boards Andi just can't see it.
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