I tested out my new paints and tried to not work on it for too long. I think it turned out quite okay. What do you think? Id like some tips, if you have any good ones for me.
this post was submitted on 26 Jun 2023
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This looks great! Fun model and great paintjob. It looks quite cartoony, especially with the unsubtle highlights, and that's a great choice for this model. Love it.
Thank you! I was going for a rough and fast paintjob. I think if it looks cartoony that fits quite nicely to this model, as you said too. :)
Yes, it's a good thing! I really like the highlights in the green parts. So vibrant and intense. Doing a quick paintjob well is a skill :D