NEVER turn your back on a Breen (final pics p 6)
- SingleMind
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Re: NEVER turn your back on a Breen
Where would one find it? And the panelling looks great.
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- Kratok
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The vinyl?
Most hobby shops that deal with RC aircraft stock it. You can also purchase it from the sign cutting shops. There are probably online sources as well. Never had to look - the one sheet I have is a three lifetime supply at 1:2500 scale.
It does come in varying thicknesses, so look carefully at what you are buying, and play with it - you will find a thickness that looks "right" to you.
Most hobby shops that deal with RC aircraft stock it. You can also purchase it from the sign cutting shops. There are probably online sources as well. Never had to look - the one sheet I have is a three lifetime supply at 1:2500 scale.
It does come in varying thicknesses, so look carefully at what you are buying, and play with it - you will find a thickness that looks "right" to you.
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Cool! And Thanks for the info. Now back to the subject of Breen coolness!
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Ah vinyl - I have dabbed a little into this as well. I love the results but need to exercise more patience and care to do it right. Kratok, your builds are very inspiring - I love them! I feel that you are right though - the aliens don't get as much love in the threads as Fed ships do. But so what! Keep the progress pics coming!
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Awesome builds Kratok! You've exceeded what I expected to see.
And I'm also awfully jealous that you have enough Breen cruisers that you can chop them up to make others
And I'm also awfully jealous that you have enough Breen cruisers that you can chop them up to make others
RogueWolf wrote:I've sacrificed many dozens (maybe even hundreds) of gummy bears to the dark modeling gods to grant me my wish... but I fear my offerings only amuse them, not appease them.
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It is a disease. I need help.el gato wrote:And I'm also awfully jealous that you have enough Breen cruisers that you can chop them up to make others
The Gel Chak battleship, greeblied, paneled, and ready for basecoat.
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So Awesome! i WANT ONE!!!
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Ditto!
RogueWolf wrote:I've sacrificed many dozens (maybe even hundreds) of gummy bears to the dark modeling gods to grant me my wish... but I fear my offerings only amuse them, not appease them.
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Thanks, guys.
Basecoated with the bluegray and lavender tonight. I start detail painting tomorrow.
This is traditionally where things break down for me. I can generally get the build where I want it to be, but a lot of my painting skills have atrophied. Too many consecutive years of Real Life intrusions into my modeling time. I get discouraged, box the half-finished project, and move on to the next build.
Repeat, ad nauseum.
That is why I did not obsess over uber-accuracy in these builds. Nor am I going to fuss to make sure all the painting is perfect.
I am hoping that a more relaxed approach to finishing on these builds will allow me to push through this block.
Wish me luck!
Basecoated with the bluegray and lavender tonight. I start detail painting tomorrow.
This is traditionally where things break down for me. I can generally get the build where I want it to be, but a lot of my painting skills have atrophied. Too many consecutive years of Real Life intrusions into my modeling time. I get discouraged, box the half-finished project, and move on to the next build.
Repeat, ad nauseum.
That is why I did not obsess over uber-accuracy in these builds. Nor am I going to fuss to make sure all the painting is perfect.
I am hoping that a more relaxed approach to finishing on these builds will allow me to push through this block.
Wish me luck!
- SingleMind
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Good luck
And it's looking good. I'm jealous too. I want one Breen cruiser. Now I have insperation for how to make a fleet.
And it's looking good. I'm jealous too. I want one Breen cruiser. Now I have insperation for how to make a fleet.
Confidence - that feeling you get right before you fully understand the situation.