starchaser1
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great work the weathering on this mini is mind blowing ive give you my first 40K 10 vote truly great work look forward top seeing more from you in the future
Sentinel from OZ GD 08
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cybersquig
Dangerous when wet
Just the basic weathering technique would be easier for those of us who are merely mortal to follow
pretty please rocketandroll
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Way, way, way cool...
The sentinel is just freaking awesome... without doubt some of the best weathering I\'ve ever seen on a vehicle.
I\'d concur with others that it does look kinda like it shouldn\'t be working any more, but that doesn\'t stop it being cool as hell
It does kinda look like it\'s about to trip over that oil barrel, but the barrel does also add a necessary bit of interest to the base so I don\'t think it\'s a negative thing.
This is the first mini I\'ve seen this year that is actually enough to inspire me to do another vehicle next year... and that\'s a high compliment believe me
Well done, and congrats on the win!
Ben
The sentinel is just freaking awesome... without doubt some of the best weathering I\'ve ever seen on a vehicle.
I\'d concur with others that it does look kinda like it shouldn\'t be working any more, but that doesn\'t stop it being cool as hell
It does kinda look like it\'s about to trip over that oil barrel, but the barrel does also add a necessary bit of interest to the base so I don\'t think it\'s a negative thing.
This is the first mini I\'ve seen this year that is actually enough to inspire me to do another vehicle next year... and that\'s a high compliment believe me
Well done, and congrats on the win!
Ben
cybersquig
Dangerous when wet
Originally posted by rocketandroll
This is the first mini I\'ve seen this year that is actually enough to inspire me to do another vehicle next year... and that\'s a high compliment believe me
Ben
oh oh, I can feel some etched brass coming on...
freakinacage
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nice work. looks used and abused!
Mason
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That\'s thing\'s straight out of Captain Power or Battlefield 2142. The added armour plates give it a greater degree of realism, just enough that it could slide into the 20th century superscience genre. Very nice work, I was trying similar armour plate shading techniques on my Mammoth:
I\'ll be examining your work closely if I ever get back to this mini.
I\'ll be examining your work closely if I ever get back to this mini.
starchaser1
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very nice mini Mason i like the weathering
arogers907
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Beautiful work, Seb. Inspirational as always.
BTW: I haven\'t yet read your new tutorial. I\'m really looking forward to it!
BTW: I haven\'t yet read your new tutorial. I\'m really looking forward to it!
rocketandroll
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Originally posted by cybersquig
Originally posted by rocketandroll
This is the first mini I\'ve seen this year that is actually enough to inspire me to do another vehicle next year... and that\'s a high compliment believe me
Ben
oh oh, I can feel some etched brass coming on...
Had already started something that involves more brass etch (and laser-cut acrylic) than you can shake a big shakey stick at, but I feel it\'s more likely to end up in diorama.
No, a real vehicle, from a kit... and, maybe with a TEENSY bit of brass etch.
Sorry, no thread hijack intended.
Ben
