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Guv'nor
Preshading gives some depth to the shadows, it is over painted with thin coats
a couple of in progress shots, very rough as the paint was sitting in the airbrush cup
Firstly you can see that the tricky edges and recesses where overspray can be a problem are painted first with very thin light coats. this is why i never use rattle cans the amount of paint being applied frightens me
second shot shows it after a dozen or so thin coats and some of the paints used
finally a blow up showing the grills and pre shading, you can achieve something similar with a wash, but it looks less natural for clean subject. the shot also shows the full depth of colour in the handrail recess, another dozen or so light coats tomorrow should do it. The work on the bodyside join seems to have paid off
a couple of in progress shots, very rough as the paint was sitting in the airbrush cup
Firstly you can see that the tricky edges and recesses where overspray can be a problem are painted first with very thin light coats. this is why i never use rattle cans the amount of paint being applied frightens me
second shot shows it after a dozen or so thin coats and some of the paints used
finally a blow up showing the grills and pre shading, you can achieve something similar with a wash, but it looks less natural for clean subject. the shot also shows the full depth of colour in the handrail recess, another dozen or so light coats tomorrow should do it. The work on the bodyside join seems to have paid off