In this video I'm trying out weathering effects and battle damage techniques for beginne In order to create an awesome battle damaged Gundam kit complete with bullet holes and similar effects, there are several options available; one is to use a soldering iron. One problem with this technique, however, is that it is difficult to control the application of the battle damage, increasing the chances of an overdone, unnatural finish.
Custom Build 1/100 Gundam Barbatos + Battle Damage
GUNDAM BARBATOS [MG 1/100], I made some battle damage, weathering and a snowscape. RAY STUDIO 294K subscribers Subscribe Subscribed 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2. Here are some popular, simple methods. Bullet Holes and Sword Wounds There are a lot of heat weapons in Gundam. Lasers that burn through metal, swords that melt through shields. Creating that effect is easy. The plastic Bandai uses melts nicely under heat and cools quickly. Again, I know there are plenty of other methods to making the Gundam Models more "worn" and Battle Hardened. These are just the materials and steps that I use to make mine more "personal". Using some of these technniques along with possibly altering the color scheme, you can build your own Gundams and stray from the hum-drum of just. #gunpla #gundamSupport Me! - https://www.patreon.com/NicoSuratosGundam Battle Damage parts with soldering iron. Gunpla customization of the HGIBO Graze Custo.
Perfect Grade RX178 MkII Gundam Battle Damage Effect CustoMecha
Step 1: Planning The first thing I would do when creating battle damage is to create a plan I can work from. This plan will then act as the blueprint for my models damage. It is possible to create damage without a plan but in some cases this damage can look "random" and/or "rushed". Gunpla Battle Damage 101. Since 2010 I've been learning to build Gunpla and make them look nice. Now I'm going to tell you about the start of my journey to learn to destroy them. Sometimes an immaculate build isn't what you're going for. You may want to convey that this model has seen a lot of action, undergone an atmospheric reentry. Best [deleted] • 1 yr. ago I think that doing a wash to add some grime would really add to the overall vibe of the kit. Rn, it looks very clean for how thrashed it is. Also, how did you do the heat effect on the gun barrel? It doesn't look air brushed, but it looks really nice Yash1215 • 1 yr. ago Oh true! Pierce & Power. These are some descriptions on EX Skill, Pierce and Power sourced from the in-game glossary: - Beam/Physical Shot: Fire a beam-type/physical attack. Its power is affected by your Gunpla's Shot Attack and the enemy's Beam/Physical Resist. - Beam/Physical Melee: Unleash a beam-type/physical melee attack.
Battle Damaged r/Gundam
Sometimes battle damaging your kits can be a daunting task. I mean, who would really want to chop up a brand new Master Grade kit if the damage isn't going to look realistic? Well, in this tutorial, I'll outline 4 easy methods to effectively damage your kits. In this tutorial, I will demonstrate 4 methods to easily battle damage your kits using a soldering iron, a rotary type tool (aka a Dremel), a hobby knife, an.
this is cocorain123's MG RX-78-2 that he had asked me to paint and damage, so i thought it would be a good opportunity to do a tutorial on it Im trying to get the length of these videos shorter but thats proving harder than I thought lol. This weeks video is a simple Introduction to battle damage..
[GBWC 2014 entry] MG Nu Gundam Ver.Ka vs Sazabi Ver.Ka Ver Damage
45 ratings Mobile Suit Stats and Action Damage By Sill A place where you can find the level 1 and level 80 stats of a suit, the particularities of their move-set and how to calculate how much damage they will deal with attacks, along with some tips or tricks on how to use them more effectively. Battle damage advice 1 / 3 Hey everyone! Been a lurker for a bit, been building Gunpla since roughly 2007, did this battle damage back in 2017, and I'd appreciate some feedback! I now have a dedicated space that I can do more battle damages/ customs/ repaints and I'd love some guidance!
