Why Dipping? Well I needed to do this first batch quickly. I had always wondered what marines would look like using the dip painting method. a quick search on the internet came up with this image.
I liked how the stain made the white mini look almost a tan/bone color with decent shading.
Then I had to come up with a color scheme that I liked, that would match the tan/bone color. Here is what I chose.
Armor colors: Black torso and a Dirty White (Tan) to represent the dirt on the hands of a gardner.
Metals: No gold only iron to represent the tools of a gardner.
"Green House" on the right shoulder as the Chapter Badge.
Army Badge on left Leg - "Black Skull for Armageddon"
Company # on left shoulder: "Roman numeral"
Purity Seals are metal and Green, rather than Gold and Red.
I liked how the stain made the white mini look almost a tan/bone color with decent shading.
Then I had to come up with a color scheme that I liked, that would match the tan/bone color. Here is what I chose.
Armor colors: Black torso and a Dirty White (Tan) to represent the dirt on the hands of a gardner.
Metals: No gold only iron to represent the tools of a gardner.
"Green House" on the right shoulder as the Chapter Badge.
Army Badge on left Leg - "Black Skull for Armageddon"
Company # on left shoulder: "Roman numeral"
Purity Seals are metal and Green, rather than Gold and Red.
I really liked how they turned out.
ReplyDeleteCan you take me through what paints/base coat you used?