Colored "Real Fire" attempt

[BKcustoms]

I've been wanting to test out my airbrush for something a little more precise than painting entire bodies and I finally decided to try some colored Real Fire on a NASCAR body I was working on. I drew out a rough idea of where I wanted the flames in white basecoat using a homemade stencil and then shot a coat of over reduced (for transparency) Laser red and Intense blue over the white areas. then I went through and added highlights and more color over and over until I had the depth I wanted. I can do a step by step tutorial if anyone would be interested. Let me know what you think!

Billy

[jeffs396]

Looks pretty good Billy!

[jamesG]

Great job billy. I would love to see a step by step. What model airbrush did you use?

[TooOld]

Looks really good Billy ! With some more practice you will be a pro at this !

[Austin T]

I really like the idea of doing that,please post a tutorial.

[cobraman]

Looks very good to me .

[sstacey47]

Very nice,i would like to see a tutorial to please.Sean

[BKcustoms]

Tanks a bunch guys!

James, I use a Snap On BF105 gravity feed airbrush. I believe it is the same thing as a Badger 105.

I posted a tutorial in the tips/tricks section

http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=59272&pid=708304&st=0&#entry708304

[Brizio]

Looks great!

[Burnout]

Looks really good! Could you post a photo of the stencil? Thanks, KB

[BKcustoms]

Here's a pic of the stencil

Thanks, Billy

[DanielG]

Bill, I think that you nailed the red but maybe not so much the blue.

[crazyjim]

I like it. Fatkidd was over the other day and was showing me some things. Now I have to practice.

[BKcustoms]

Thanks guys, I was thinking Ineed to practice the blue some more too.