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camafloge painting
- Thread starter Teaker11
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Tomasz Hejmo
New member
Sharp edge camo? If yes, try to mask edges with masking tape and fill inside with liquid mask . I used only liquid mask here:
I started with black primer, masked black areas, later brown, masking and green at the end
If it's not sharp edge camouflage, try to paint it with high diluted paint and low pressure. First paint colour which is on the most surface or which is the lightest later paint contures of first colour and fill it carrefoully etc.
I hope I helped
Regards,
Tomek
I started with black primer, masked black areas, later brown, masking and green at the end
If it's not sharp edge camouflage, try to paint it with high diluted paint and low pressure. First paint colour which is on the most surface or which is the lightest later paint contures of first colour and fill it carrefoully etc.
I hope I helped
Regards,
Tomek
Tomek, I'd like to see that free hand feathered edge camo, oh to have young eyes again! Us old folks have to use something like silly putty to make a neat softedge demark line on camo.
panzerace007
Active member
TEAKER ,
I did this Free hand. A soft edge Tri-Tone I shot the Dk.Yellow 1st , Dk.Green 2nd. & the Red Brown last . Dry brushed with Dk.Yellow to tie it all together.
ERIK
I did this Free hand. A soft edge Tri-Tone I shot the Dk.Yellow 1st , Dk.Green 2nd. & the Red Brown last . Dry brushed with Dk.Yellow to tie it all together.
ERIK
Tomasz Hejmo
New member
Sorry moon puppy! 
My eyes won't be good if I will sit so long in the front of computer - when I was writing this post in Poland was 2 am :woohoo:
For masking you can also use Bluetack, rule is easy - thinner roll, sharper edges.
Regards,
Tomek
My eyes won't be good if I will sit so long in the front of computer - when I was writing this post in Poland was 2 am :woohoo: For masking you can also use Bluetack, rule is easy - thinner roll, sharper edges.
Regards,
Tomek
you can also get a sharper edge by applying more pressure to the blue tac or silly putty when tacking it to the subject..that make sense?
Not to worry about the time, we here at TnT understand well the difference in time zones, we got folks all over the world and a 12 hour lag time is not unexpected. I surely wasn't expecting a reply ASAP.
Not to worry about the time, we here at TnT understand well the difference in time zones, we got folks all over the world and a 12 hour lag time is not unexpected. I surely wasn't expecting a reply ASAP.
Nice work Erik, love seeing the suspension in transit...but no tracks??? don't mean to be on a crusade about tracks just something I notice...
don't mean to be on a crusade about tracks just something I notice...
Tomasz Hejmo
New member
Yes, it should work too.
Not a problem, I wrote it with reference to young eyes
I work at night because then nobody disturbes me - all family is sleeping and I always have PC turned on with hundreds of websites and forums Best regards,
Tomek
panzerace007
Active member
Nice work Erik, love seeing the suspension in transit...but no tracks???
:huh: ... There are tracks on the Panther. What's not so apparent are the Tracks that are in the groundwork. behind the Panther... it's pretty torn up.
ERIK