QUOTE(TheAdmiral @ Feb 5 2014, 04:55 PM)
1 word, horrendous. Its not the worse of them all, but still pretty bad in comparison to modern MG's.
alaaa... tak cantik ke ... thinking of getting since it can transform..
QUOTE(Stifler the Stifmeister @ Feb 5 2014, 05:08 PM)
looking for MG for full blown details .. hahaQUOTE(Twobad @ Feb 6 2014, 12:51 AM)
Just painted this guy for the MG Geara Doga
Details were painted using a 00-brush with a sharp tip. For such small figures you need a palette to thin/mix your paints, 'cause you need to try out the right thickness: Color to thin=mini will be flooded, to thick=details get lost. Also make sure there's not a blob of paint on the brush before applying by whiping it over paper e.g.
Last step is one or two washes with diluted black enamel (after a thin layer of varnish) to bring out the detail, then carefull clean-up with a cotton-bud (just like panel-lining with Zippo)
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Details were painted using a 00-brush with a sharp tip. For such small figures you need a palette to thin/mix your paints, 'cause you need to try out the right thickness: Color to thin=mini will be flooded, to thick=details get lost. Also make sure there's not a blob of paint on the brush before applying by whiping it over paper e.g.
Last step is one or two washes with diluted black enamel (after a thin layer of varnish) to bring out the detail, then carefull clean-up with a cotton-bud (just like panel-lining with Zippo)
was thinking of using sharpies for it ... but then i thought, will the color stick on the plastic ..
Feb 6 2014, 08:40 AM


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