Model Boat Mayhem
Technical, Techniques, Hints, and Tips => Painting, Finishing and Care. => Topic started by: David - Dry Dock 3D on May 05, 2022, 02:56:12 pm
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I am not a painter by any means and struggle due to an issue with my hands.
I wondered how people find painting eyes etc. This figure is 1/12 Scale.
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Hi David
I have a book at home which teaches this subject- I’ll be home late tonight but I’ll fetch it out for you so you can see the method.
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Ahh Nick that would be awesome thanks buddy.
The Head, Body and Legs are designed to be separate to make it easier.. but the building up of colour etc I would like to refine :)
I used a texture primer on the clothing to make them feel worn than real than silky smooth.
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The main bit of advice I received was not to paint them pure white, tint them with a bit of yellow. Also lots of good tutorials on YouTube.
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Hi David
Try these for help for painting eyes :-))
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Top tips, thanks Nick :-))
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Hi David
Try these for help for painting eyes :-))
Book ordered thank you buddy
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Hi David
Try these for help for painting eyes :-))
You do realise that box of figures I gave you on Sunday will now have to look magnificent now ha ha