Painting Digital Camo

[Fiendrunner]

I know this video isn't of a crawler, but this is how I did my new SCX10 II. Pictures after video

Here is the How To Video i used to make the paint work

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Here is a link to the Camo Pattern. As it is designed for 28mm miniatures, I only used 1/4 of the pattern, enlarging it x4 to use on my Crawler.

http://buypainted.com/wp-content/upl...-pattern-2.pdf

[Ironhide13]

That's pretty cool. BTW, I don't think your video linked properly, as I can't see it.

[hillbillyrc]

Very blocky I like it!

[Mike Flea]

That's a cool camo job, I like it! Last time I saw a blocky camo, it was a dip

[RiderZ]

That does look nice.Always liked the arctic digi camo.Your color choices work great.

[Fiendrunner]

https://youtu.be/JdGusI5tJUg try this video link

[Fiendrunner]

Originally Posted by Mike Flea

That's a cool camo job, I like it! Last time I saw a blocky camo, it was a dip

This was done using stencils. Link in OP.

[ThatJeeper2017]

Wow! That looks darn good! Is it painted from the outside or inside?


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[Fiendrunner]

Originally Posted by ThatJeeper2017

Wow! That looks darn good! Is it painted from the outside or inside?

The RTR come pre painted a dull grey. So i had to paint it on the outside.

1. Roughed up the surface using a kitchen scourer
2. Masked out the windows, inside and out.
3. Fine mist of primer (used for 28mm miniatures)
4. Fine mist of the sand colour, layering up to opaque
5. Placed first set of decals
6. layered up the green
7. Placed second set of decals
8. Layered up the black.
9. Removed all decals
10. Matte clear cover to seal and protect.

[ThatJeeper2017]

Originally Posted by Fiendrunner

The RTR come pre painted a dull grey. So i had to paint it on the outside.

1. Roughed up the surface using a kitchen scourer
   
2. Masked out the windows, inside and out.
   
3. Fine mist of primer (used for 28mm miniatures)
   
4. Fine mist of the sand colour, layering up to opaque
   
5. Placed first set of decals
   
6. layered up the green
   
7. Placed second set of decals
   
8. Layered up the black.
   
9. Removed all decals
   
10. Matte clear cover to seal and protect.
    

Oh. Should’ve known that by the links in the pic. Awesome looking paint anyhow!


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[JaydenThomas53]

I love the look but I would never have the patience to make all of the clean lines like that. Nice work!

[Fiendrunner]

Originally Posted by JaydenThomas53

I love the look but I would never have the patience to make all of the clean lines like that. Nice work!

The lines come from the stencils. Takes no time at all.
Try it out. Link to stencil in the OP.

[Stollenritter]

Originally Posted by Fiendrunner

The RTR come pre painted a dull grey. So i had to paint it on the outside.

1. Roughed up the surface using a kitchen scourer
2. Masked out the windows, inside and out.
3. Fine mist of primer (used for 28mm miniatures)
4. Fine mist of the sand colour, layering up to opaque
5. Placed first set of decals
6. layered up the green
7. Placed second set of decals
8. Layered up the black.
9. Removed all decals
10. Matte clear cover to seal and protect.

Absolut fantastic paintjob!

Thank you for the write up!

[Awallspdx]

This is making me have second thoughts on my next paint scheme. Great work!


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