First prints off my Saturn 2. Excited to have them prepped for painting. I may have been to heavy handed with the zenithal...but time will tell!
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Quite the contrary, really. I'd say do another pure titanium white pass on the most prominent highlights (topographically) to make sure they really pop after laying in the glazing/slapchop colors. The key here is distinct contrast between the zenithal shades. ๐ค๐ผ
edit: Also, we'd love to have you post your progress with these and other printed pieces over at !3DPrintedGaming ๐ค
Thank you for all of the above suggestions! I'm experimenting with white ink over black primer via airbrush here. I'll break out the dry-brush and titanium white to finish off this prep.
It's gonna look amazing, no doubt! ๐๐ฝ