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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- From TrekWorks
Welcome, in this segment I am busy applying the aztec dummy masks on the saucer top to achieve the painted on paneled look of the Enterprise from STTMP.
There is some info about the masking set and how to apply them during the video.
The painting is started on the panels near the end and the results are really nice.
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Boyd, these videos are really outstanding! It is so helpful to watch you go through this step by step. Makes it look a little less daunting. :)
Awesome work as usual. That is really going to make the ship look like the motion picture version, love it. Keep up the great work
Thank you Boyd for explaining on how to do the aztecs. Great job as well. Keep then coming please.
Actually with these, they are so intricate in shape that it is almost a miracle to get them from the sheet to the surface without them getting twisted or otherwise messed up.
Hey Boyd, your videos are fantastic. They are helping me to take my modeling skills to the next level. Keep up the great work.
I knew you'd show us how it's done. Thanks a lot Boyd for sharing your work. It is inspiring to more people than you know. Outstanding work as always.
The paint I'm using is from my own line of Cosmic Colors paints. There are other types of pearls available though if you look around on the net.
Boyd. I had a friend of mind that did not get the aztecs for some reason but he took wide mask tape drawed it on the roll the used a model knife to cut out his own. I'll see what you come up with and maybe go with my buddies idea or if you happen to pull a rabbit out of your hat. lol
Wow, you are incredibly talented; excellent work!
Hi Boyd, been watching for awhile now, and i really like your work and the tips you give out, so keep up the good work.
This is really helpful. Thanks a lot. I just purchased the Polar Lights 1:350 TOS Enterprise, and I'm hoping I can find an Aztek Dummy mask set for it.
Thanks for the tips on the decals. I'm gonna start working on the aztecs for the jjprise in the next month. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
The soapy water thing sounds cool, and if it helps remove them later that would be an added bonus. ThePaintingClinic had the finish on his Reliant ruined when he tried to remove the Aztek masks, and maybe something like this can prevent that.
Scarey thought. Looking forward to seeing the next vid.
loving the videos man!! thanks for all your tips!!
I'll get to the Runabout sometime but I have several ahead of it.
I may look into doing an interior for it then.
I built a lot of models of planes, starship, tanks, cars, etc when I was a kid, but nothing so complex.
I've had an urge in recent months to scratch build a 6-8 foot Normandy SR2 from mass effect with lights, moving parts, sounds and all. I think it would be a fun challenge
I've just started playing Mass Effect 2 after completing Andromeda and wanting to play the original trilogy. Did you ever start that scratch build?
Oy, had I known about the soap technique years ago when using the Aztec dummies on my 1/350 I wouldn't have gone all cross eyed laying them down. Never did finish them.
If you don't want to deal with the set up time on the vinyl mask after spraying the surface with water..you can just stick the vinyl to the back of your hand before placing it on the model..that will kill just enough of the adhesive to be able to work with them.
Where were these 20 years ago? I painted my Enterprise-D by hand.
This is turning out amazing. Definitely making me rethink my approach to my own Enterprise. Could you tell me who the supplier of the pearlescent paints is? My model shop only carries spray can versions. Would be truly grateful.
Your model building skills are off the chain. Great work! I am building my kit now. This is my first big model build. Im going to use the aztec decals that came with the model. Was wondering do I paint the white pearl over the decals? Or put the aztec decals over top the white pearl then clear coat it? If I paint the pearl white over the aztec decals, will I still be able to see them? U have probably answered this question before. But I cant seem to find it.
Comments for myself:
7:00 Advice for placing masks with soapy water
The Aztec decals are now water slide so you just apply them and you don't have to do much painting and you put the registry numbers over them.
And you can paint the decals with a small brush so that you still get the Pearlescent effect. Then once the paint is dry, apply the Aztec Decals to the model.
BOSTON!!!!
you still da man
Can you point me in the right direction to get a custom base for my refit?
Your videos are fascinating and you do amazing work. I'm new to this hobby and I'm starting with the 1/1400 Clear Enterprise D. I would like to do similar lighting to what you did. What lighting kit (or kits) can you recommend for that model. Thank you and keep up the great work :)
i would cut out the hole panel of the mask and stick it to the model and then remove the sections from the mask, that way your not putting each little piece on bit by bit, leaving each section in the center of each panel.
The problem doing it that way is you can't keep it all in one piece. It will come apart. I found a better set of masks which has better material, not so sticky, and it uses a clear tape transfer method. You basically apply the clear transfer tape, lift the masks off the paper and then apply them all in one piece on the model. Rub them down and then lift off the clear tape leaving the masks behind. They are available at www.orbitaldrydock.com
south texas? it wouldn't happen to be san Antonio? so you can meet and give tips to a certain fan
I would like to see someone build 1:350 V'GER. :D
Unfortunately, almost the same thing happened here. They are almost impossible to pull off when they have been on the model for a day or two which is just about how long it takes to put them on. I have had to remove them all (royal pain in the A_--!) And start all over again. I'm going to show what happened and the fix in the next video.
The aztec decals that came with my kit looks like it wallpapers over it. Dont know if this is the finish color. Or paint the pearl over them to get the finished color. Thanks for any help. Which is desperately needed at this point.
SeasonOfTheAbyss The decals go down after everything has been painted.
hey, so what kind of blue pearl airbrush paint did you use to paint the aztecs? and did you mask off the side of the saucer as well?
Vernon Hassell The paints are lacquer based polytranspar. I get them from Mckensey Taxidermy online.
I was wondering where I might get that pattern kit you have there. I have had the same USS Enterprise model you havel on my shelf for quite some time and I am interested in building it, however I have never had much luck with the large decals like the ones the model comes with. I would much rather paint the model and I definitely want it to have that fresh deck plate look to it. Also would you recommend a matte base coat before painting with a pearlescent Aztec pattern?
www.orbitaldrydock.com
TrekWorks awesome! Thanks!
Boyd, are the pearl paints you are using for the Aztec painting your own that you will be selling or are they some I can go buy right now at a hobby shop?
I noticed the Runabout on the shelf, is that coming up soon? are you going to scratch build the interior?
anyone know where you can get these azteks in the uk and for the revell models? just bought the enterprise from into the darkness (revell) though cant find any.. thanks
Boyd did you paint over the aztec then peel it off after the paint dried?
Are u still doing orders ?
It’s hard to hear with the distracting radio or TV in the background, next time shut it off please, it’s annoying... it detracts from your great quality work...thanks