Get me a little bit better picture of that and I'll put it into the database.
Get me a little bit better picture of that and I'll put it into the database.
Hell,still looks pretty good to me man!
Originally Posted by Sniperman
i have a screw up. my very firsst faceplate. i used model car paint, and did it with abrush.
my first mistake was not painting a background first lol or at least primer haha.
2nd mistake was, well not sure what, but when i pulled up th stencil on the "finish the fight part" some of the lettering cam off, sigh. its a lot of work.
i was atually excited to see the logo came out decent for my 1st try.
i then went and got myself an airbrush, and a compressor, and some paint. ended up like this, im no spaceghost, but i was happy.
Faceplate graveyard.
Most of those are salvageable in some fashion, I can use the doors, the buttons, use to test paint ops, etc. I have four others on the wall that I just need to toss and haven't done it.
um,you can send me the naru!to one.I don't care if its messed up...
damn i havnt done a faceplate yet but when i move im conquering my first one... hand painted...
Lawd SpaceGhost... That's impressive (the Spartan helmet I mean)... That's like... Cantaloupe Peel.
I'll post a few of my bigger f**k ups tomorrow.
That crackling on the surface is because the paint below is still gassing out and pushing through the paint above, making it break apart and leave a crackled surface. This hasnt happened to me on a faceplate yet but on model cars its a *****h. So ususally if your pacient (which i find very hard) this paint cracking dosnt happen.
Yeah, I specifically buy fast-cure paints for the simple fact that I know I'm not patient enough to put all the tiny thin layers I should have into the plate.
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