Aoshima - Pagani Huayra - 1/24

[Rob-]

1 minute ago, Dann Tier said:

Sweet technique on that leather!...how did you do it?

Very simple but effective. as you can see in the picture i used a base color saddle tan. After first base is dry i used oil paints raw umber. Then, directly from the tube. Removed the execs on a sponge and you can started to touch the brush gently with the part.

I suggest to use the most worn brush so you will get a better unsymmetrical effect.    

 

Hope this helps

[Dann Tier]

5 hours ago, Rob- said:

Very simple but effective. as you can see in the picture i used a base color saddle tan. After first base is dry i used oil paints raw umber. Then, directly from the tube. Removed the execs on a sponge and you can started to touch the brush gently with the part.

I suggest to use the most worn brush so you will get a better unsymmetrical effect.    

 

Hope this helps

Its a very cool effect!!....alot like the technique i developed for replicating Alcantera leather in Lamborghinis....my Reventon was the test subject.

[Cpt Tuttle]

Interesting tip, thanks.

[Rob-]

Here is an other update, 

Working on carbon fiber which this car has a way too much. continuing the interior and the start of the engine. Hope you like it.

I dont know if me, but im seeing that the photos im post are really big. dont know if im doing something wrong.   

[Dann Tier]

Coming along Brilliantly!!

[beeRS]

Great work on the carbon fibre. Those seats look fantastic. 

[Rob-]

21 hours ago, beeRS said:

Great work on the carbon fibre. Those seats look fantastic. 

Thank you 

[Rob-]

A bit of more progress on the Pagani cockpit almost ready with most of the upgrades fixed. then is engine time  and so far i'm very happy how it's coming along together. Hope you like the following pictures. 

 

Filter was made out of miliput.  

[OldNYJim]

Outstanding work!  The mix of textures and finishes on this build is really rewarding - and something I’m trying to do better at myself!  I’ll be watching! ? 

[Funkychiken]

The highlighting ans washing on your build are excellent, I hadn't thought of oil paints as a wash, i'll try that out, so far, the build looks amazing, thanks for sharing...

[Mattilacken]

Incredible!!

[Rob-]

8 hours ago, Funkychiken said:

The highlighting ans washing on your build are excellent, I hadn't thought of oil paints as a wash, i'll try that out, so far, the build looks amazing, thanks for sharing...

thanks for your comment. 

I find oils very good to use, gives you time to work and you can blend them very easy. 

[Rob-]

Thank you guys for your time to check this out

Exhaust. very happy with the final result. 

Here i used AK extreme aluminium and sealed it with clear flat from alclad.

After all is dry i applied raw umber oil and slowly slowly started to clean it with a dry paint brush, leaving just a filter on the pipes. 

[Rob-]

8 hours ago, Mattilacken said:

Incredible!!

thanks Mat

[kto_eto_tam]

On 4/15/2020 at 9:54 PM, Rob- said:

Front bracket ready and also i added a bit of scratch build. Also front part is ready and CF is fixed. Next, Seats and leather effect. Using zero paints saddle tan and raw umber oil paint.

Rob, Hi! How do you fix micro-screw, CA or flatten it? Help me please!