Got big red the other day. Bc im a destiny retiree. Im gonna paint that sucker in the colors of my warlock armor with thr nee solstice. Any advice on painting and making some colors really pop?
Nice mate! I'd say that getting yourself a nice silver shade for the cables and 'bolts' around the model will help it bloom, along with Nuln Oil by Citadel for the panel lining to make flat coloured areas pop nicely. You can also consider adding in some gold on the rings on the horn and guns to separate the blocks of colour.
@@Beastsbuilds but how do I do it? I'm a newbie with this. Do I hand paint with a brush? Are there special markers I can use? Or do I spray paint it with that little blow thing?
Being completely new, I'd say stick with either markers or a brush and try using both on something other than your model first, such as an old figure etc so you can get a feel for it. Practice makes it easier before you go near your kit, I wouldn't try and airbrush just yet, they're expensive to set up if you find it's not for you.
@@furionmax7824 That should have a couple spare pieces with it, probably use those and practice painting them, it'll make your attempts on the complete thing a lot easier to navigate.
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Siiick, you gna post this on the reddit? I’m excited since I have one of these I’m about to build. Appreciate the tips and a good look at the kit!
Not this time mate! Hell yeah, it's a great kit, very satisfying to build. Have fun 😁!
Got big red the other day. Bc im a destiny retiree. Im gonna paint that sucker in the colors of my warlock armor with thr nee solstice. Any advice on painting and making some colors really pop?
Nice mate! I'd say that getting yourself a nice silver shade for the cables and 'bolts' around the model will help it bloom, along with Nuln Oil by Citadel for the panel lining to make flat coloured areas pop nicely. You can also consider adding in some gold on the rings on the horn and guns to separate the blocks of colour.
@@Beastsbuilds but how do I do it? I'm a newbie with this. Do I hand paint with a brush? Are there special markers I can use? Or do I spray paint it with that little blow thing?
Being completely new, I'd say stick with either markers or a brush and try using both on something other than your model first, such as an old figure etc so you can get a feel for it. Practice makes it easier before you go near your kit, I wouldn't try and airbrush just yet, they're expensive to set up if you find it's not for you.
@@Beastsbuilds I got a heavy arms I just got and put together as a test run to make sure I can actually make a model without breaking it.
@@furionmax7824 That should have a couple spare pieces with it, probably use those and practice painting them, it'll make your attempts on the complete thing a lot easier to navigate.