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Hi guys, just finished this bad boy:





More White Scars in my blog (link in signature)

Z

That looks amazing,the White Scar scheme really works on this model

Beautiful crisp white and nice contrasting red. I Khan dig it!

Nice, very sharp looking, needs to be weathered a bit. Looks like it just came out of the paint shop instead going through the heat of atmospheric entry.

I like it man! I do agree that it looks too clean to be a battle-tested craft. Maybe try out some weathering on the wings especially--just take a look at some photos of airplanes these days. There are lots of places where liquid runs and leaves little streaks, which look cool and quite natural.

mehn

Nice look, I always struggle with white areas since I haven't found a substitute for edge highlighting that looks plastic.

Maybe using some Typhus corrosion to the wings' edges could give it the weathered look it deserves?

Very nicely done. Crisp colors, clean lines, and decal work looks good.
Doing the White Scars proud!

The thing that gets me all teary-eyed, however, is that you put the tailfin on correctly. So many people eff that up.
**golf clap**

Very crisp and clean I love it but I can't help but feel it's too clean.

Awesome. Wicked. Cool.

D