*IM NOT TALKING ABOUT DIRTDIVES!*
So my armor is getting there and most of it is all plastydipped. I'll try and post pictures, but you know me, it took me 3 months to plastydip half the suit...
Anyway, I want it to be as muddy, a d dirty and worn as possible, and I know figures like Andrew dft and punished props like the idea of using real dirt and mud to get down a d dirty, because it is real. I dont want to use only acrylics for weathering, and would like some big chunks of gunk in those crevices and corners, but I'm not sure how to go about it.
I dont think the methods used for making models will help as it is for tiny specific details. I was wondering if any of you may have a solution for not having all of this stuff fall off and for it to be "preserved"...
So my armor is getting there and most of it is all plastydipped. I'll try and post pictures, but you know me, it took me 3 months to plastydip half the suit...
Anyway, I want it to be as muddy, a d dirty and worn as possible, and I know figures like Andrew dft and punished props like the idea of using real dirt and mud to get down a d dirty, because it is real. I dont want to use only acrylics for weathering, and would like some big chunks of gunk in those crevices and corners, but I'm not sure how to go about it.
I dont think the methods used for making models will help as it is for tiny specific details. I was wondering if any of you may have a solution for not having all of this stuff fall off and for it to be "preserved"...