I love the metals ik you where going for a rust effect but to me it looks like layers on layers of dried blood bult up from years of glorious melee combat
Beautiful conversion work and phenomenal paint job man. I'd love to get my hands on the leg joints that you added for this! Hope to see you make those files available at some point!
This is simply stunning work! Clear, precise and understandable content and without a doubt my go to place for tips and advice! Where did you get the files for the printable parts for the conversions like the waist extender and tail etc.?
Thank you MrTpimms! I'm glad this channel as found its way to you! The files were either created or obtained online! Some work is underway in having these accessible.
@@NuHue oh I’m glad too, love the reductive process! I understand regarding the files, hope something can be done and I and I’m sure many others would really appreciate it! Keep up the good work!
Recently found your channel, loving the epic paint jobs! Just a quick question, when you use the rust effect paints through your airbrush, do you clean it out with spirit or airbrush cleaner? Also do wax paints need watering down to use? Thanks! Keep up the good work!
Hey! Thank you. With the rust paints I clean with turpentine then a small amount of spirits to end. As for the wax paints, they don't need watering down as they are thin!
What varnish do you like to use for a project like this in your airbrush? I attempted something similar to your process but found that the enamel + spirits was soaking down into the primer which started removing all the paint below if I wasn't ultra careful. Or is it not the varnish, but rather my priming that was scuffed?
Im gonna be honest. I don't like this one very much. I think the colours of the base fight with the model itself und also the pose is kinda weird. Especially the tilt of the head. I would have liked to see the head is upright as possible as if he is already fixing his next target. The claws are also way to clean for having so much goopy gore on them. Your use of metals is rather interesting though, I might steal that for a models in the future.