Hoi everyone, i have reviewed the whole forum and will be moveing my model thread from the JSA forum to the Model forum. i know. doh :P well, a little start. my name is mike and im from denmark. i have painted and played jsa before badly at both. but its like infinity model painting has opened up for me, so i have started up again :D Kuroshi Rider Daiyokai im pretty happy with the result, still i have alot to learn :D so, i have just finished another model, so guess ill post it here too :D Little Brother to the daiyokai my first Domaru.! Sayonara Brothers, until next time!
Well "badly" isn't a word I'd use to describe those paintjobs. They're looking great, keep us updated!
XD ment what i did before, my old yujing jsa was really bad XD these im kinda proud of :D i had a hard time painting the smaller non heroic scale of infinity.
Man both the colour scheme and painting style is just awesome! I really love the Daiyokai, looks like it popped straight out of a comic page xD Also gotta say, those are some spectacular bases! I've got similar looking ones with the hexagon pattern, but with roads instead of metal grating. Did you make them yourself? I like the added bits too, fits in really well :) Looking forward to seeing more of your stuff!
Yah XD its made in TinkerCAD and printed on a anycube photon printer :D and thanks :D i love working on these models :D
It takes about 5 min to make the base and about 1 hour to print. It's really not that much XD I will post picture of the process later :)
aaaand here is the base building process. i have made this easy to use, well for myself atleast. first i copy the base size insert i want then i take my premade hexgrid pattern and paste it over the base and merge them into this then i take some scatter terrain and stuff i found on thingiverse and pastes onto the base cuts it to base size and done these three took about 4 minuts to make, all in all
as a second note. i finished my kempeitai :D i like the ragged look of the jacket. afterall you dont fight oppresion without some cuts. Sayonara brothers!
base painting. these are the paint i use to make the green on my bases i start out with plain black base Angel green it all flourecent green half yellow the edges then moon dust 1/3 of each hex then white where the edges meet here some metal metal highlight and for funn i added random OSL from the middel aaaand saitos base is done
@bolin Thank you very much for these tutorials. It makes creating and painting our own bases seem much earlier than once thought.
here you go. everything made with brush first paints i used. also i used a druuchi violet wash and white ;) first black thenn illustration violet. then 4 layers of very diluted alien purple two very diluted washes over all of the surface 4 layers of orc blood on the edges Pink hex edges and white where edges meet. its not AS good as the airbrush. but very decent
aaand here is my ninja :D had a hard time fitting her to the base because of the lean, but its stuck 3 places, so i hope its good
This is the kind of thing we can do now thanks to silhouettes, amazing. Still, the best way to keep them firm is either pinning, or even better, turning the slot tab into pins (explanation here that i ripped from a defunct blog post). That way it's likely you'd have to destroy the base to remove the mini from it if you wanted to, and there'd be very few chances of it coming off accidentally.
Yah :) did so with the foot. Still one anchor point is really not that much . So gave it more places to bind :)
