Unfortunately this is as good a pic as my phone can take and the camera on my tablet has come over all unionist and gone on strike hoping to get a new tablet next month so let’s hope the the cameras better
The colour is hawk turquoise watered down to a wash over white undercoat boltgun metal for the legs and guns then armour washed to within a inch of its life.
These are the first models I’ve painted in almost 5 years so feeling a bit of a newb again but I’m happy with the progress I’ve made in a a couple of weeks some old tricks coming back to me
I’d echo Zab’s comments, flashes going off really kill any possibility of a good picture – often I try to use my workdesk lighting set up, which actually uses 2 lamps working against each other, to kill any shadows. I only ever use my iPhone camera these days…
Next time kill the flash and take photos on a cloudy day near a window that has a lot of light. I want to see better shots. I like the colors though 🙂
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Thanks for the advice ill give it a try
The colour is hawk turquoise watered down to a wash over white undercoat boltgun metal for the legs and guns then armour washed to within a inch of its life.
These are the first models I’ve painted in almost 5 years so feeling a bit of a newb again but I’m happy with the progress I’ve made in a a couple of weeks some old tricks coming back to me
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Def agree with Zab. Diffuse lighting makes for the cheapest light box possible! Good job jumping back into the painting game!
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‘Atta boy! Re-popped that cherry!
I’d echo Zab’s comments, flashes going off really kill any possibility of a good picture – often I try to use my workdesk lighting set up, which actually uses 2 lamps working against each other, to kill any shadows. I only ever use my iPhone camera these days…
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Thanks Oaks I’ve been sperimenting see my latest post for incremental progress
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