In this two-parts video I'm showing some techniques i've experimented with very basic equipment, mostly just few brushes and some paints. I did not even get an airbrush breath on this project.
Purpose of this WIP video was not to make a tutorial but just to have some fun painting some relaxing Ma.K model. just hoping this could be useful for your inspiration guys.
The model i'm showing here doesn't exist in maschinen Krieger saga and is an hybrid i made between two old 1/20 scale Ma.K Nitto injection plastic kits (the Jerry and the Raccoon).
I've build these two models separately about ten years ago and recently i finally decided to finished them but i did not imagined to end this way, sorry about that Yokohama san ^_^
PART TWO SOON!!
Below the description of the project.
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Many thanks to Yokoyama san for creating such beautiful series and a great THANKS to Francesco Reggiani aka "PHONOREM" for these beautiful beats which match beautifully the video and my expectations. I had no doubt.
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PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Most of you guys probably already know about japanese Mecha-designer Kow Yokoyama and his amazing
saga, I believe, but if some of you don’t, i would kindly suggest to google “Maschinen Krieger”, or “SF3D”,
or again “MA.K ZbV 3000”, and you’ll discover one of the coolest sci-fi things ever made.
I’ve always been a fan of Ma.K models and I had these two models already buildt in my cabinet for
almost ten years, waiting for some inspiration, to get them finished and painted up.
Some months ago, resetting my studio, i’ve watched at them again and i felt that they would have been
some cool painting projects. This time I’ve decided to melt these two glorious 1/20 scale old Nitto plastic kits
(”Jerry” and “Raccoon”) to create an hybrid unit (something like the “Goblin” but taller and with arms.
Just some fast saw job on plastic and some epoxy putty to reshape surfaces (successively treated with
heavy texture to simulate rough metal) were necessary. I just had lot of fun, also because i experimented
some techniques. THIS IS NOT A TUTORIAL actually, but just a try to show how i painted and weathered
these kits. I enjoyed this project so much for this reason, painting was completely free and without using
airbrush at all. The whole model was painted assembled (except for back engine) with Tamiya acrylics for
pink tones (flat white + red), Lifecolor “Dust and Rust” set for rust and Ammo Mig washing products and oils
for weathering.
I hope you enjoy and....THANKS FOR WATCHING!
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