Nerikson- Abandoned Robot. Some pics in morning and some at night. It's a dark piece. So I used dark colors, but it seems flat.
Aside from the lighting I use for painting, I don't have special lighting. It's a challenge to get good and consistent photos especially with dark paint colors.
Aside from the lighting I use for painting, I don't have special lighting. It's a challenge to get good and consistent photos especially with dark paint colors.
I'm still pretty new to this. Getting skin blended and the highlights right are still difficult. But, I very much enjoyed painting this. It's a great hobby. Nerikson has beautiful sculpts.
I do not have a printer. Nor any real interest in it. So, I'm left to find models or commission others to print for me. This model was not ideal. But I did the best I could with my novice skill level. This is a new hobby for me and it's mostly relaxing. I'm looking forward to painting other models from the game.
I'm still learning, but I'm really happy with this one. Skyrim is my favorite game and ESO is fun with a good community. Hope you like it.
I'm happy with how this turned out except for the seams. I painted the pieces separately before gluing. I didn't realize that it would need to be filled. I'm new to this hobby and didn't realize that would even be an issue. I was told that glue and baking soda would help. But, being so inexperienced, I'm going to leave it alone until I am more confident.
I'm happy with how this turned out. It was both fun and intimidating to paint. I painted the individual pieces and then glued it. That's when I realized that it had gaps. I've only been painting for a couple of months and I don't dare try to fill this now. I've read glue and baking soda is a good way to go. So, I may return to this later.
I'm still learning. But, I'm really happy with this one. Skyrim is my favorite game. As a mother of 2 boys gaming was a great way to connect with them. COD with my youngest and Skyrim with my oldest. Years later, and I'm still in love with this game.
I'm new to the hobby and did not realize until after it was painted and glued that this needed to be filled. It was suggested that glue with baking soda might be a good way to go. I'm hesitant to do anything because I don't want to mess it up. Lesson learned
I've been painting for a couple of months now. And I came across this model. I've been a Star Trek fan since I was a little girl in the 70s. I loved watching TOS with my dad. Spock is my favorite character. I was happy painting it.
My hubby and his best buddy
This is the first part of The Last Dovahkiin print. I'm really working on the blending. Suggestings for making the fresh blood look more fresh? It's long so I took a close up too.
I've been a Star Trek fan since I was a little girl in the 70s. I loved watching TOS with my dad. Spock is my favorite character in any genre and media format.
At 54, and without an artistic bone in my body, I started painting 3D prints two months ago. It did not take long before I was on the search for Spock. I found this model from TWOK and I had to paint it. Is it perfect? No. Do I care? Nope. I'm so pleased with how it turned out. I'm really proud of Spock's face. The Admiral didn't turn out as well as I'd have liked, but overall I'm pleased.
I've been a Star Trek fan since I was a little girl in the 70s. I loved watching TOS with my dad. Spock is my favorite character. I was thrilled to paint this.
I was absolutely thrilled to paint my favorite character of all time. I decided on a model with both Spock and Captain Kirk when I saw this from The Wrath of Kahn. I've only been painting for two months, and I realize there is plenty of room for improvement. But, I'm so happy with how this turned out. And, I am pleased with Spock's face. Thank you to u/Lito_ for a fantastic print.
I don't print myself. I didn't realize it had such gaps. I was told wood filler for resin. Is this my best option? I'm not experienced in painting either. So, hoping for a simpler solution.