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Please comment them - it's always good way to improve my painting skills.

I like them! How did you do the camo?

Good looking airbrush, very nice job overall.

If you flip the model upside down when you are glueing the static grass, and "thump" the bottom of the base with your finger, it will cause those little strands to look less matted.

 hellrath wrote:
I like them! How did you do the camo?

Used Valleyo model air paints with airbrush.

Primer: U.K. Bronze Green
then:
Gunship Green
Dark Earth
Cam. Light Green

Kiwidru wrote:
If you flip the model upside down when you are glueing the static grass, and "thump" the bottom of the base with your finger, it will cause those little strands to look less matted.

Yes - I know that static grass is not standing - I was just putting the watered PVA and pushed grass with fingers.

Flipping up side down is a very good tip - will try it definitely

Damn, Those look awesome!
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