This is a really impressive paint job. I zoomed in to look for evidence of pitting on the metal because the shading and distribution of the "rust" is so convincing. I love it!
this post was submitted on 01 Aug 2023
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Weathering is amazing when done right. Take this helmet I painted for example.
You will see lots of that in model railroading too.
That's beautiful work!! I love that you used paint with texture, it really sells the aged look. Great job!
Thank you. I wanted it to look worn, but didnt want to actually damage it.
Trevor, smokes, let's go
What comes around is all around Lahey!
Going for a post-apoc/Mad Max vibe I take it.
It kinda reminds me of the highwayman from fallout 2
I think that was based on the Chevy Bel Air.
Pretty sure that Driver game had a car similar to this.
Love the Rat Rod type styling.
Virginia! I got one of those black plates on my classic :)