Lord David the Denied said:Prelude, how'd you get that mottled pattern on the Omega-X? :shock:
Yeah it looks awesome!
Lord David the Denied said:Prelude, how'd you get that mottled pattern on the Omega-X? :shock:
Lord David the Denied said:Prelude, how'd you get that mottled pattern on the Omega-X? :shock:
hiffano said:Hmm, i "would" post my narn fleet, apart from the fact, that many stems have snapped, most of the ships can't be used now?!
The Omega-X was base coated with a glossy black. Then with a dark grey paint and very small brush I hand painted the grey lines. Tedious to be sure, especially when it comes to the spikes.Lord David the Denied said:Prelude, how'd you get that mottled pattern on the Omega-X? :shock:
Captain Kremmen said:![]()
Got to have the opposition of course. Again old models, quite pleased with the paint job on these.
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Vorchans this time.
Reaverman said:hiffano said:Hmm, i "would" post my narn fleet, apart from the fact, that many stems have snapped, most of the ships can't be used now?!
Hiff,
you can rebuild those stems, using metal tubing, green putty, a hack saw, a file, a pin vice drill, and a small Aubergine :lol:
Captain Kremmen said:Thanks guys for letting me know the Primus fins are on backwards. I prefer to think that my Primus are merely a superior variant with go faster fins....
I don't find centauri difficult to paint. Now Minbari and Shadows are tricky, and I have never attempted Vorlons yet.....
Lord David the Denied said:I already pointed out the backwards fins once. I actually like it like that, and if I hadn't built both my Primus cruisers I'd do one with all the fins on backwards...
Lord David the Denied said:Great Maker! It's my fault! :shock:
Lord David the Denied said:Ah well, that's not so bad, then. At least I don't have one of those Drakh critters attached to my neck...