contractor675
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It’s been a long time since I posted anything on these boards, i never felt like my work was equal to the quality that I as being displayed. Thanks to the recent NY Times Article entitles, “In Praise of Mediocrity” I decided that is was time to change that. I will post a link to the article when I get to my computer, I am writing this post from my phone.
Two years ago I purchased this kit at Jearsey Fair, my first experience with a hobby convention. When I saw this kit on the sellers table I knew I had to have it. The whole drive home I was planning color schemes and deciding if I wanted to expand the base (still haven’t fully decided on that). I had lots of time to plan science I needed to Cross the George Washington Bridge and take the terribly misnamed Cross Bronx Expressway (the Cross Bronx Parkinglit is an accurate description at all hours of the day and night) but I digress. I got home started to prep the resin kit then began to have second thought about it, I had never painted a kit this large, especially not a half naked female. The kit went back in the box and sat on my shelf until The NY Times Article. Armed with a better airbrush and the Createx Illustration Colors Time Gore’s Bloodline paint set I d cider to have a go at the kit.
I decided that after two years the primer was as cured as it was ever going to get and started airbrushing the figure. Here are the photos I took of the initial highlighting and shadows appli d to the skin. The highlights and shadows were mixed into a clear base before being applied as was the final glaze.
Colors used:
5027 Lifeline Deep Natural (base)
5024 Lifeline Deep Blush (1st shading)
5029 Lifeline Intrinsic Shade (deepest shadows)
5026 Lifeline Natural (1st highlight)
5025 Lifeline Light Natural (Final Highlight)
5027 Lifeline Deep Natural (Glaze)
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Two years ago I purchased this kit at Jearsey Fair, my first experience with a hobby convention. When I saw this kit on the sellers table I knew I had to have it. The whole drive home I was planning color schemes and deciding if I wanted to expand the base (still haven’t fully decided on that). I had lots of time to plan science I needed to Cross the George Washington Bridge and take the terribly misnamed Cross Bronx Expressway (the Cross Bronx Parkinglit is an accurate description at all hours of the day and night) but I digress. I got home started to prep the resin kit then began to have second thought about it, I had never painted a kit this large, especially not a half naked female. The kit went back in the box and sat on my shelf until The NY Times Article. Armed with a better airbrush and the Createx Illustration Colors Time Gore’s Bloodline paint set I d cider to have a go at the kit.
I decided that after two years the primer was as cured as it was ever going to get and started airbrushing the figure. Here are the photos I took of the initial highlighting and shadows appli d to the skin. The highlights and shadows were mixed into a clear base before being applied as was the final glaze.
Colors used:
5027 Lifeline Deep Natural (base)
5024 Lifeline Deep Blush (1st shading)
5029 Lifeline Intrinsic Shade (deepest shadows)
5026 Lifeline Natural (1st highlight)
5025 Lifeline Light Natural (Final Highlight)
5027 Lifeline Deep Natural (Glaze)
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