Absolutely. Much better than it does here. Not that I don't think this is gorgeous. And I hate the Strike Freedom with a passion, so that's saying something. I can only imagine what kind of paint or chemical they used to create that effect.
It's iridescent paint, the clear one, which the modeler sprayed right on the runners before he built it, thus the nub marks and seam lines. Successfully wasting a PG and beautiful paint.
I'm gonna take a guess that this is either pearl over clear colors over chrome, or pearl flakes mixed with clear colors over chrome. I'm no expert. Correct me if I'm wrong, though..
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"And this one is plated entirely with hundreds of melted AOL CDs I've been saving since 1995"
ReplyDeleteLooks like TRANS-AM BURST MODE !!!~
ReplyDeleteHow to apply this technique to Gunpla?
This kind of paint job would go very well with the ∀ Gundam...
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely. Much better than it does here.
DeleteNot that I don't think this is gorgeous.
And I hate the Strike Freedom with a passion, so that's saying something.
I can only imagine what kind of paint or chemical they used to create that effect.
My thoughts exactly!
DeleteIt's iridescent paint, the clear one, which the modeler sprayed right on the runners before he built it, thus the nub marks and seam lines.
DeleteSuccessfully wasting a PG and beautiful paint.
It is not painted, it is prizm coated. just like metal composite unicorn prizm.
ReplyDeletePG strike freedom is likely to be the worst PG kit after all, I prefer OO gundam.
ReplyDeleteAs if the strike gundams couldn't possibly get even more gay.
ReplyDeleteI'm gonna take a guess that this is either pearl over clear colors over chrome, or pearl flakes mixed with clear colors over chrome. I'm no expert. Correct me if I'm wrong, though..
ReplyDeleteI love a strike and freedom variants
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