Wet Blending Speeder:
Power Weapon:
Here are a couple of painting tips I thought I would share with you all. The first is what I call "Wet Blending". I call it this because the paint is very wet on my model as I work with it. This is a very different approach from what I usually so. Normally I use so little paint at a time that it almost dries instantly and by that process it almost blends itself. This way, I am dipping from one pot into another, and quickly applying paint and mixing it right on the model. Check it out! Here is the youtube video.
Wet Blending:
The other pictures are of my newest power weapon attempt. This one I got from The Wraithlord over at Heresy Online. Here is the link He presents a step by step tutorial with very clear pictures. I tried something like this not long ago using green, and I think this red looks better. Nice Job Wraithlord! I'm gonna have to check out his stuff more often. So there you go. Some quick painting love from Jawaballs!
Power Weapon:
Here are a couple of painting tips I thought I would share with you all. The first is what I call "Wet Blending". I call it this because the paint is very wet on my model as I work with it. This is a very different approach from what I usually so. Normally I use so little paint at a time that it almost dries instantly and by that process it almost blends itself. This way, I am dipping from one pot into another, and quickly applying paint and mixing it right on the model. Check it out! Here is the youtube video.
Wet Blending:
The other pictures are of my newest power weapon attempt. This one I got from The Wraithlord over at Heresy Online. Here is the link He presents a step by step tutorial with very clear pictures. I tried something like this not long ago using green, and I think this red looks better. Nice Job Wraithlord! I'm gonna have to check out his stuff more often. So there you go. Some quick painting love from Jawaballs!
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