Is that just an illusion due to the angle of the camera? |
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That digital camo paint really works!!!!! The "missing wing"/ weapon pylon just kind of blends in with the main body of the vessel. you can still make out the barrels of the weapon.
Where did you get the idea for that very interesting ship???? |
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Do a search on my posts. I have a couple of other "kitbashes" posted, and you can see the "line of thinking" in the general similarity of my craft. It's a matter of "what does a vessel need ?", and "where should it be?", and how do I model it? The rest is "how does this look here", and if it looks good, glue it!
Are they available in 1/48 ,1/72 , 1/96 ? the greeblies I mean . Oh and who makes them . I think I,ll need a whole lot of them .. tankerbuilder |
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"Greeblies", if I'm not mistaken, is a term used by the special effects model builders for the add-on shapes. They are 1/48,1/72,1/96, and more scales....things that are very familiar(parts left over from kitbashes and other odds and ends), but when put in a different position are almost unrecognizable.
lovely digital paintjob- mind sharing with us how you did it? |
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The process is in the junkbuild thread,/forums/1062393/ShowPost.aspx but is basically a three color paint job. Darkest first, mask off all the little squares/rectangles...lighter color next, mask off all the.......lightest color last. then remove the 3-5 hundred little bits of masking tape!!!
As mentioned, Wingzandthingz posted a photo of a jet fighter in the digital camo scheme, and it was intrigueing enough to try it. I may use the same technique to do the "aztek " pattern on the Kodiak I'm doing in the "Startrek group scratchbuild 09" thread.