Bengal
Posted: November 24th, 2016, 7:04 pm
Built and painted for me by www.Tigerchop.com
"After I got the look I was going for I came in with the airbrush and did some detailing. I then went back and did some flecking and drybrushing for the "chipped" areas of the plinth. " --- Jason Rosa
"Here is what I meant about going to some basic modeling techniques. Even though Bengal (Duc No Tranh) is from Vietnam, I wanted something special for the base. I did lots of research on Bali Animal Masks and got a just of how the color patterns work. I did my own variation using more of a rotted / earthy brown stone for the base. I painted the layers very similar to how I did Bane's base." --- Jason Rosa
"Finally, I didn't want to do something painted for the moss effects... So I turned to my old fodder of TONS and I mean TONS of modeling moss and shrubberies." --- Jason Rosa
"After I got the look I was going for I came in with the airbrush and did some detailing. I then went back and did some flecking and drybrushing for the "chipped" areas of the plinth. " --- Jason Rosa
"Here is what I meant about going to some basic modeling techniques. Even though Bengal (Duc No Tranh) is from Vietnam, I wanted something special for the base. I did lots of research on Bali Animal Masks and got a just of how the color patterns work. I did my own variation using more of a rotted / earthy brown stone for the base. I painted the layers very similar to how I did Bane's base." --- Jason Rosa
"Finally, I didn't want to do something painted for the moss effects... So I turned to my old fodder of TONS and I mean TONS of modeling moss and shrubberies." --- Jason Rosa