Space Ranger's Work

@Space Ranger I don't know if the green above or the dark blue would work with the orange brown color the model currently has. I would however try this dark blue out next to the orange brown and see how it looks. Perhaps it will work or perhaps you might want to change the whole color scheme. I personally would compare both colors back to back and then make my decision.

 

I think it's the khaki vest (looks very orange to me) clashing with the red armor. If you are going to make the cloth blue, you should probably push the armor to more orange than red. Or you can make the vest more red with a chestnut wash.

 

Go with whatever you think fits your idea. While i personally wouldn't pick these color combos I'll be looking to see what you'll do with them.

 

@Space Ranger Sounds like a good name for them. It certainly fits a Druze's job description.

 

It's pretty easy to sculpt a tabard (one of the first things you should do when learning to sculpt, actually!). Use a couple pieces of plastic cling-wrap on the GS, then roll it out nice and thin (about 1mm). Let it set up for ~20min or so. Then use a very wet Xacto and cut out the shape you want.

 

Enjoying looking at your pictures mate. I recently got the itch to start painting and playing again, hence my being back on the boards. I was recently given a Combined Army force, and your thread is getting me motivated!

 

Awesome! I'll keep an eye out for them. I miss seeing you on Thursdays! I'll have to get my butt on over to G+, even just to hang out for a bit (my game is super rusty, it's been a year!)

 

Space Ranger they look completely orange to orange brown and all other colors look normal, so I don’t think your camera settings are wrong. I mean no offense, but you may be a little color blind. Have you done a test? Often color blind people can’t fully see red.

 

Nice final results by the way ;-)

 

The remotes in previous page look red in some photos, and a bit orangy in others. Other photos also show differences for the same model, like the bounty hunter with bike ones. In others I see you use direct flash, instead of no, off camera or bounced flash (cameras with fixed flash can do it via extra bouncer or mirror placed in front of bulb).

One trick is placing near the subject something of a well defined red (or whichever color(s) are causing problems). Brands tend to be very picky about packaging, worldwide, so placing in the picture a cut off from a cola drink or some other well know red could help figuring what is going on (and probably also correct the problem with a photo editor). Or keep it in the background, like that paper clip box. It could be the camera, it could be the lamps, it could be the room walls. Or yeah, maybe your eyes.

What colors have you used for Druze? Simplest way to figure how it should look, if we have the same paints at hand.

 

Yeah, your camera is doing some really weird things to your pictures if that's the Red you are using!