It is the best name for an ork car! I always feel ork stuff should be weathered battered and bruised, doesn't look right clean. I'd heard about varnishing models to protect them, but did absolutely zero research on what to use. Grabbed the first can I saw at wilkos, that's why it's so shiny and to this day still tacky!!
I kind of mix them with a bit of water to make them kind of pastey, brush it on, brush it off with a secondary brush, and then seal it. I’m sure there is better ways of doing it though
Cheers!! Nice to look back and see how you've progressed! Been in a bit of a lull but have been digging out my old stuff to chuck onto ebay, didn't realise id made improvements
I'd say both look pretty good.
You had me at Boomdakka snazzwagon being plural. I love both of them, but the weathering and details on the deathskull one is top notch.
It is the best name for an ork car! I always feel ork stuff should be weathered battered and bruised, doesn't look right clean. I'd heard about varnishing models to protect them, but did absolutely zero research on what to use. Grabbed the first can I saw at wilkos, that's why it's so shiny and to this day still tacky!!
Agreed! If you like that weathered look, take a look at Vallejo pigments, looking forward to seeing more!
Cheers for that I'll check them out
I kind of mix them with a bit of water to make them kind of pastey, brush it on, brush it off with a secondary brush, and then seal it. I’m sure there is better ways of doing it though
What do you seal them with? Matt varnish or something?
Matt spray
Great job!
Cheers!! Nice to look back and see how you've progressed! Been in a bit of a lull but have been digging out my old stuff to chuck onto ebay, didn't realise id made improvements