Metal Extremo
A Fixture
- Joined
- Jun 28, 2014
- Messages
- 539
I'm out of i-net for lack of time, but the last months i was spending it to finish this project. Yes. After more of seven month stopped, i decided take the band again and put the brushes on it with the goal of had something different in the cabinet. Better or worse, but walk the path till the end.
Warning!!! The pics are ****.
Some detalis. My wife erased the pics of the painting of the figures. I had some.
I must say that i could not find pictures at google of the drum kit for details. Only general planes of it. Hundreds of pics with the guitars and basses owned of Gibbons and Hill. I tried to paint different blacks at clothes.
Some planeteer remember my thread exposing i received the kit without cymbals and the drumkit had nothing in common with Frank Beard's drums, so i take putty and make (as i could, i don't know sculpt) new cybals, drums, another bass, pedal, and the support of the cymbals
It's all with acrylics less the draws in red, with oil. A lot of airbrush at drumkit. The fu**ing skulls where a headache to draw and paint, and the skulls of the double bass horrible to modelling, but all is finished and the result is less worse than i thought. The trick to ending was to paint first the figures, and then have the must of the drumkit. In other order i never could end the project.
Warning!!! The pics are ****.
Some detalis. My wife erased the pics of the painting of the figures. I had some.
I must say that i could not find pictures at google of the drum kit for details. Only general planes of it. Hundreds of pics with the guitars and basses owned of Gibbons and Hill. I tried to paint different blacks at clothes.
Some planeteer remember my thread exposing i received the kit without cymbals and the drumkit had nothing in common with Frank Beard's drums, so i take putty and make (as i could, i don't know sculpt) new cybals, drums, another bass, pedal, and the support of the cymbals
It's all with acrylics less the draws in red, with oil. A lot of airbrush at drumkit. The fu**ing skulls where a headache to draw and paint, and the skulls of the double bass horrible to modelling, but all is finished and the result is less worse than i thought. The trick to ending was to paint first the figures, and then have the must of the drumkit. In other order i never could end the project.