Gellso
A Fixture
Tried a few different things with this.
The breast armour is leather but has a metallic sheen to it. I mixed german camo beige with some white pearlescent scale 75 paint which got the effect I was happy with. Added more pearlescent for highlights.
Then oiled up with umber paint sponged off and then washed again with a lighter umber (Cheers David Mitchell for the advice on that). I will try this again on other leather effects. I have the Emperor next and will try for white leather breast armour.
I tried scale 75 black metal metallic paint for the first attempt but I wasnt happy with it. So I went with flat balck with a wee bit of black metal. You can see the effect in the pic.
The gold trim was vallejo gold and scale 75 speed metal to give the highs. The speed metal went on brilliantly smooth and gave a superb finish like polished steel.
First time I used the Scale 75 metallics and I prefer them to even the Dark Star paints and can recommend you try them out.
The black was brushed with pencil scrapings and then scratches added. ( Blatantly stolen from Del)
Attempted the weave of the tunic and found just going horizontally was better than adding vertical as it just looked like a grid.
See what you think,
Gells
The breast armour is leather but has a metallic sheen to it. I mixed german camo beige with some white pearlescent scale 75 paint which got the effect I was happy with. Added more pearlescent for highlights.
Then oiled up with umber paint sponged off and then washed again with a lighter umber (Cheers David Mitchell for the advice on that). I will try this again on other leather effects. I have the Emperor next and will try for white leather breast armour.
I tried scale 75 black metal metallic paint for the first attempt but I wasnt happy with it. So I went with flat balck with a wee bit of black metal. You can see the effect in the pic.
The gold trim was vallejo gold and scale 75 speed metal to give the highs. The speed metal went on brilliantly smooth and gave a superb finish like polished steel.
First time I used the Scale 75 metallics and I prefer them to even the Dark Star paints and can recommend you try them out.
The black was brushed with pencil scrapings and then scratches added. ( Blatantly stolen from Del)
Attempted the weave of the tunic and found just going horizontally was better than adding vertical as it just looked like a grid.
See what you think,
Gells