It seems to be the most repainted TF of the entire line However... I followed Timshinn73's steps, and separeted the toy into three main parts. Then I sprayed all with black primer. Then I sprayed with silver paint. After it dried, I assembled it again and added the details (bronze, dark silver, silver) and then a wash with black ink where needed. Then I corrected with silver again. I sealed it with matt transparent spray. Transformed, corrected again, and sealed again
very nice! i agree, pink looks even more out of place. great work though! i am still considering this much needed repaint myself. blue and grey sucks.
very nice! i agree, pink looks even more out of place. great work though! i am still considering this much needed repaint myself. blue and grey sucks.
I see, I wanted to leave them as they are, but in truth they stick too much now I want to paint them red, but to keep translucency I have to dye them, and I don't know how to dye.
I see, I wanted to leave them as they are, but in truth they stick too much now I want to paint them red, but to keep translucency I have to dye them, and I don't know how to dye.
They make transluscent red (and other colors) spray paint. Testor's has some, as does Tamiya and a few others. Most likely though, you'll have to go to a dedicated model/train/RC type shop to find it.
They make transluscent red (and other colors) spray paint. Testor's has some, as does Tamiya and a few others. Most likely though, you'll have to go to a dedicated model/train/RC type shop to find it.
It's not a 'guide'. It's a post of a forum member that explained how he did the same thing. link to the timshinn73's post
It's not a 'guide'. It's a post of a forum member that explained how he did the same thing. link to the timshinn73's post
