Tips on camouflage nets?

[soup]

I\'m looking to put a \'torn-up-effect\' camo net over sections of a Warhound I\'m coming close to finishing and wondered if any of you guys or gals had any tips on making one, or had done so in the past?

I\'ve seen a few online, but for a 10-12 inch camo net I\'m reluctant to shell out £15.00, which they all seems to be priced, or thereabouts.

I\'m sure a pair of old fishnet tights (not that the other half would appreciate me taking her tights apart) or something and a bit of patience could work but if anyone can suggest otherwise it\'d be most appreciated.

 

[Cleezy]

Maybe use some wire mesh flocked, it will last longer being sturdier. Surely would be easier to paint as well

 

[DaN]

Well first off - are you talking about a WH40k Warhound TITAN??

Cos tbh, I don\'t think a camo net would really work on a titan!

 

[chrispasseno]

Medical Gauze

 

[airhead]

What scale are we talking?

Battletech, 1:220 - I used a bit of coarse fabric - net bag from produce about a 1/16th in weave (1.5 mm +/-) - and some different cammo threads.

 

[Sand Rat]

Medical gauze - soak it in tea first then white glue and put it on the kit.

 

[freakinacage]

Originally posted by DaN
Well first off - are you talking about a WH40k Warhound TITAN??

Cos tbh, I don\'t think a camo net would really work on a titan!

yeah i agree. you\'d need a massive carboard box painted like a sky scraper so it can just burst out!