PegaZus
Stealth Freak
Okay, first off, yes I know this isn\'t something made by GameWorks and hardly fits into any Sci-Fi or Fantasy world. However, I\'m going to be using the techniques I\'ve learned here, and it is a miniature. Besides, I thought you might enjoy something different for a change.
So, here\'s the situation. Moved to Colorado, family has a cabin down in New Mexico in ski country, uncle hooked me on GeoCaching, and I\'m hankerin\' for a Jeep Wrangler Unlimited (cool four door thing, good for taking the kids). Now if I could only get the cash to actually buy one.
While pursuing this new outdoor hobby, I find out that Jeep has been running a contest with the geocaches, and I\'ve got a chance to win one. Well, not the one I want, but still. Its a photo contest that is scored on incorporating three elements: geocaching, creativity, and the current month\'s theme. Right now, it\'s \"Only In A Jeep\".
So, here\'s the plan. I\'m going to take this regular Jeep travel bug and paint it up. Highlight some dull features, since it is just a toy car, touch up some chips in the paint, and then make it look more realistic.
Currently, the plan is to make it look like its been through a giant mud puddle and back, with some flourishes. And, I\'m forcing myself to have it ready to photo on Sunday afternoon.
So, here\'s the situation. Moved to Colorado, family has a cabin down in New Mexico in ski country, uncle hooked me on GeoCaching, and I\'m hankerin\' for a Jeep Wrangler Unlimited (cool four door thing, good for taking the kids). Now if I could only get the cash to actually buy one.
While pursuing this new outdoor hobby, I find out that Jeep has been running a contest with the geocaches, and I\'ve got a chance to win one. Well, not the one I want, but still. Its a photo contest that is scored on incorporating three elements: geocaching, creativity, and the current month\'s theme. Right now, it\'s \"Only In A Jeep\".
So, here\'s the plan. I\'m going to take this regular Jeep travel bug and paint it up. Highlight some dull features, since it is just a toy car, touch up some chips in the paint, and then make it look more realistic.
Currently, the plan is to make it look like its been through a giant mud puddle and back, with some flourishes. And, I\'m forcing myself to have it ready to photo on Sunday afternoon.