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Offline Constable Bertrand

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Re: [BOX] A-PAPPIS-ALIPTIA (Ruins WIP P4)
« Reply #60 on: 13 October 2013, 12:20:30 PM »
I have been squeezing some ruins into my Pappis box. Here are my WIP with base colours and a little weathering. Details arn't finished yet.

I'd appreciate C&C









Need to put up some detail, paint some graffiti, posters, and a light sprinkling of rubble/basing.

Offline von Lucky

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Re: [BOX] A-PAPPIS-ALIPTIA (Rocket Mart Finished P3)
« Reply #61 on: 13 October 2013, 01:11:09 PM »
I like the designs and general weathering. Only point of feedback is the rust. It might be the bright light, but it seems too much like blood. It needs to be darker/grittier.
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Re: [BOX] A-PAPPIS-ALIPTIA (Rocket Mart Finished P3)
« Reply #62 on: 13 October 2013, 01:51:04 PM »
Looking good, they fit well with the rest  8)

I would say the rust needs to be more orangey  :)

cheers

James

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Re: [BOX] A-PAPPIS-ALIPTIA (Rocket Mart Finished P3)
« Reply #63 on: 14 October 2013, 06:27:46 AM »
Nice work, mate.
I love the peeling paint on the door.
 8) 8)


Offline Constable Bertrand

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Re: [BOX] A-PAPPIS-ALIPTIA (Rocket Mart Finished P3)
« Reply #64 on: 14 October 2013, 08:18:50 AM »
The rust eh? Darker generally and brighter orange at the really oxidized points. Cheers gents!

Ah cheers Paul. I like the doors too, so may have to have more of them coloured, rather than 'stained'. My work has me plodding around old original 1950's-70's fibro/concrete houses. Some of the garden sheds and outside dunnies provide particular inspiration for very basic, and very weathered post apocalyptic builds. Today's concrete shed had a beautiful light teal paint job which had faded and was lightly rubbed back to concrete in areas. That may get used in one of these concrete monstrosities. ;)

Cheers
Matt

 

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