Recent content by steezy

Excellent!

Thanks!!

Restarted this build after 5 months. Completely changed what I plan to do with it from the original idea. I've been working on the chipping effects over the last week. Here are some photos I took along the way. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjjPeOYogBo

@the doog Thanks! The zapper is a little dangerous, but a static grass applicator is priced way too high. @Ken Abrams Thank You!!

Some photos I snapped of a excavator I came across. That's all I took... sorry I should have gotten a few more.

@RonUSMC Thank you very much Ron!! That's very helpful! Those are things I never put much thought into. @Elm City Hobbies Thank you! The Humvee could use a little more weathering to make it at home with the terrain. @dogfish7 Thank you!

Thanks Ken! Thanks John!!

Here is a share of my most recent completion, the MG Gouf Custom. This kit was an old snap fit that sat, unpainted, on the shelf for a long time. I started to work on it early this year, but got caught up doing other things and left it unfinished in a plastic bag for months. I got the urge to...

Some progress. I honestly am out of my comfort zone working with 1/35. I'm much happier in 1/100. That's how you learn and get better I guess. Started laying down bits of static grass. Here's my sketchy applicator. It's a dissected bug zapper. Actually zapped myself. You can see an entry...

The dio is starting to take shape. So far I've used tamiya acrylics as the base colors with a dark grey pigment wash. I focused on the road first and used a bunch of AK mud effects and oils to fill the recessed treads. Did I mention I have no idea what I'm doing? lol I think my next steps will...

Thank you!

Amazing custom/kit bash! Hope to see you make it to the finals! Great work.

Inspirational! Awesome! Thanks for sharing.

That is cool!

Weathering First a light filter was applied using a really thinned down African dust effect. Then some dust effects were created using some Tamiya XF-52 and XF-55 mixed together. To tone it down, a thinned down earth effects was was brushed over everything. Next MUD!! I used plaster and...