Borrowed the idea from these two gentleman and just stuck a finish on it Id thought would be fun.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzhYahcf2XU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Jmia...kZk34rFPfto5eY
After some weathering to spice it up lol
Borrowed the idea from these two gentleman and just stuck a finish on it Id thought would be fun.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzhYahcf2XU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Jmia...kZk34rFPfto5eY
After some weathering to spice it up lol
..that third pics pretty blurry, sorry bout that...
Way cool!!!
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Ooh, I like the wall-mount aspect. Looks great.
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very cool.
ProTip: Put a dollop of paint on each of the white caps - its shows you what the color really looks like and is easier to see. (not possible on the Model air, unfortunately)
Looks pretty badass to me.
You know, I used to do that, but I still end up looking at the paint. I have mostly P3 and GW pots, so I just store them upside down so I can see the color through the bottom.Originally Posted by BDub
Yeah, but my point is more about the color through the plastic bottle is not correct. Its always dimmer and more pastel, or in the case om many vallejo colors, has separated at some point, stained the inside of the bottle, and so looks nothing like the paint that's inside at all.
Speaking of which, where do you guys procure the Model Air series locally?
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