But that is because I just want to test some techniques on these models. Primarily the salt technique for chipping and weathering.
Tamiya dinosaur and crocodile 1/35
Tamiya dinosaur and crocodile 1/35
As a little side project I started a few of the Tamiya prehistoric beasts that I have. These are 1/35 scale. I choose a crocodile and a parasaurolophus. They will be painted with the same colours as the Hind
But that is because I just want to test some techniques on these models. Primarily the salt technique for chipping and weathering.
But that is because I just want to test some techniques on these models. Primarily the salt technique for chipping and weathering.
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Re: Tamiya dinosaur and crocodile 1/35
This should be interesting.. 
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Re: Tamiya dinosaur and crocodile 1/35
Here is one salt crusted croc. Well seasoned!
Next is the light colour on the belly. I will also do a few light passes on the whole salt crusted model. This should lead to irregularity with the colours.
Next is the light colour on the belly. I will also do a few light passes on the whole salt crusted model. This should lead to irregularity with the colours.
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Re: Tamiya dinosaur and crocodile 1/35
Well I don’t know about crocodile, but alligator is good eating... doesn’t need much salt...
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Re: Tamiya dinosaur and crocodile 1/35
cool modeling subject. are these tamiya dinosaurus holds up the Tamiya sandards?
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Re: Tamiya dinosaur and crocodile 1/35
A repost of the pictures and a new picture of the base I am making
Re: Tamiya dinosaur and crocodile 1/35
A little progress to report. I have started with the detail painting. Since I have lot of stuff going on “real world” I am going for some simple relaxing brush painted details.
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Re: Tamiya dinosaur and crocodile 1/35
Looking great! That croc is impressive!
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"Do you know what the chain of command is? It's the chain I get and beat you with 'till you understand who's in ruttin' command!"
-Jayne Cobb, Firefly Episode 2 "The Train Job"
We are modelers - the same in spirit, in hunger to insanely buy newly released kits, hustlers in hiding our stash from our better halves and experts in using garbage as replacements for after-market parts.
Re: Tamiya dinosaur and crocodile 1/35
Very impressive! Those would be great as some 'lost world' dio's with some 1/35 figures.... Actually...
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