I undercoat my vehicles with Black Krylon primer. I then use a deep brown color as my base coat. I then speckle on an orange color on top of the brown with a miniature clam shell sponge that were readily available in the old blister packs. Once the paint drys I use a sponge to apply a latex mask over the vehicle. These three steps are done before I add the first layers of actual color I want to use for the vehicle.
Wednesday, August 1, 2012
Battlewagons
I airbrushed some of my battlewagons at the beginning of July. I field my battlewagons with a deff rolla, two big shootas and red paint job. I think a deff rolla is the key to success, the damage it does bypasses the dismal ork ballistic skill. The next best thing would be a huge skorcha of some kind. I believe battlewagons should be painted red for the +1" to movement to help them deliver their payload as fast as possible. The two big shootas are there for light support, a throw back from 5th Edition.
I undercoat my vehicles with Black Krylon primer. I then use a deep brown color as my base coat. I then speckle on an orange color on top of the brown with a miniature clam shell sponge that were readily available in the old blister packs. Once the paint drys I use a sponge to apply a latex mask over the vehicle. These three steps are done before I add the first layers of actual color I want to use for the vehicle.
I used MarneusAugustaCalgar's armor painting method. The highlights are done towards the inside, while the edges are left in shadow.
I undercoat my vehicles with Black Krylon primer. I then use a deep brown color as my base coat. I then speckle on an orange color on top of the brown with a miniature clam shell sponge that were readily available in the old blister packs. Once the paint drys I use a sponge to apply a latex mask over the vehicle. These three steps are done before I add the first layers of actual color I want to use for the vehicle.
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40K,
Battlewagon,
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