Wednesday, February 22, 2012

S.A.F.S. MK.III Raptor [Completed}









Here, I would like to thanks Julius Lim for the photography.
Enjoy and any C&C is welcome! :)

S.A.F.S. MK.III Raptor WIP 4

the last part of the WIP. the vignette.


find a wood block and put the cement on it.
I did not mix it with white glue and it cracked later. :(

print the footprint on it when the mixture is semi dry and drill some holes for grass planting later.

plant the "grass" (the fur from brush) into the holes.

sprayed brown color on the base.
then applied a layer of Tamiya Weathering Effect (dark soil) on it.

sprinkled some green tea leaves from the tea bag.
spray the grass with green color.

So it is finally done! the Raptor was super glued on it because the joint can't hold it well.


The clearer pictures of it I will post up later :)

S.A.F.S. MK.III Raptor WIP 3

now continue with the coloring part.



the base color is acrylic red brown mix with little black.
then spray a thick layer of hairspray on it and sprinkled some salts.
looks like a yummy drumstick XD

after spray the color. try to free hand to draw camo, but failed..
noticed the white bubbles.. maybe the salt reacted with the acrylic paints..


wash away the salt with waster

after washed with enamel paints. the color started to change....

dabbed some orange color on the edge to make it looks real rust.

dabbed with lead powder ( get from pencil tip)

chipped some paints away to make it looks worn out

now the kit itself is done. the next is the stage for it.

S.A.F.S. MK.III Raptor WIP 2

Hmmm... been a long time since last update.
this kit was done about half year ago.
now let's continue with the wip 2.


i bent the back cover to make it looks like damaged and drill a hole to make the missing nut.

on the back side of the shoes, drilled 2 holes to insert the cable for the foot. use wire to make the cable.

change all the cable parts with real springs.

to make the pvc joints can be connected later on, some modifications are done on it.
but soon i regretted as it is not that strong to hold the kit itself.
should make it out of epoxy putty.

the tamiya basic putty was mixed with some mr color thinner and applied on the kit to make it has rough surface.
but in the end the result was not that remarkable. may be i should try apply thicker layer of putty next time.

try to make the wielding lines by epoxy putty...
it was not that easy as i thought... it looked quite thick and fake


that's all for this time. next is the airbrush session!