Blaze Bzaku Warrior

Looks great Matt! while I dont deal with SD gundam all that much, I know a bit about the normal stuff. So if you or anybody have any questions, shoot me an e-mail.

puma_adder@hotmail.com

I would be happy to introduce you to the gundam universe.

Ha! That's pretty cool. The colors really pop right out at you.

Good photos too.

Does he have a name?

 

thanks guys. As I learn more I'll take you up on the advice. Name? Beats me.

Some suggestions: Grendel, Killer, Fang, Nero, Crusher, Sparky, Short Round, Apocalypticus Decimus Maximus.

my vote is in for Short Round! LoL!

 

LOL Great names!

I agree with CJ, I love the colors and how they look.  I just did a couple of SDs with Tamiya paints and it looks so bright compared to yours.  I love how yours looks a little flatter, and more like a cartoon to me, which is how I think an SD should look.  I'd love to know how you get that type of color, like is it a technique or just the types of paint you are using?

SkullGundam wrote:

I agree with CJ, I love the colors and how they look.  I just did a couple of SDs with Tamiya paints and it looks so bright compared to yours.  I love how yours looks a little flatter, and more like a cartoon to me, which is how I think an SD should look.  I'd love to know how you get that type of color, like is it a technique or just the types of paint you are using?

I build allot of armor so I use some of the same techniques that i use for that. The paints are all flat. Floquil has their Rail Road colors. Most are flat and come in interesting colors. I happen to use enamels mostly. I also use Model Master flat enamels that I also use for armor. The only trick is to use a flat clear like Dullcoat etc. That on top of the wild colors gives it that effect.