2009251:53
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How fast iz we goin’ now?
In a continuation of my recent hairspray-powered painting endeavors, I wanted to try the method out on something larger and broader than a miniature. As I was previously a bit unhappy with how bland my tracked wartrukk looked, I set about experimenting on it's half-painted chassis. I hit the trukk with a coat of gloss varnish, then hairspray, and then thinned down Vallejo Blood Red into an airbrush and covered most of the vehicle.
With that done, I started to chip away at the paint a bit. I think I like it in it's current shape more than it's previous one, at least.
I think it worked a lot better on the back end than the front, though I couldn't honestly tell you why. In any case, now that it's somewhat weathered it'll be a good base to work from. I'm thinking if I grab some of the red oil paints I have, I can get some good variations in the hues and sharpen the details up a bit. I'll also work on cleaning up and painting the treads and other requisite details.
June 9th, 2010
December 25th, 2009
Good stuff. Can’t wait to see what you do with this one!
December 29th, 2009
nice job with it so far.
where did you get those tracks and how did you attach them?
April 8th, 2010
Looks great so far. I’m also curious where you got those Trakks. They work perfectly!
April 8th, 2010
They’re made from the Tamiya Track and Wheel set.