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theQuanz wrote:What's the appeal of digital camo?

It looks cool.

coolyo294 wrote:

theQuanz wrote:What's the appeal of digital camo?

It looks cool.

@coolyo294: digital camouflage actually tricks the eyes and mind into filling in the missing parts of the background through the digital camouflage, making it seem as though the digital camo, and its wearer are part of the background. The only flaw of this design is movement. No matter how elaborate the camouflage, movement is always detected by the human eye.

@theQuanz: I agree, but i'm doing the digital camo for the functional effects of it, not the aesthetic parts (although it does look friggin' awesome!)

Try this stuff.

http://www.hlj.com/product/HQPDCMTL

Thanks! I'm in the US, so shipping must be espensive, though!

The site tells you estimated postage costs. SAL is the cheapest.

You can ask them by email more details about whatever you like.

The postage costs is probably tje same for several sheets of the stuff because it's basically a sheet of think paper and doesn't weigh much.

thanks!

I tried some of the template I linked on a Baneblade today. Worked ok, but with the billion rivets and the surprisingly un-smooth surface, came out a bit rough. Would likely work better on smoother tau ships, might try it down the road.