HCM Pro Geara Doga
September 23, 2009 at 1:06 am | In HCM Pro | 6 CommentsTags: battle damage, Char's counterattack, Geara Doga, grunt unit, HCM Pro, wash method, weathering
I got this way back last year and it has been sitting in its box since. After I’m done with this one, there’s another 3 HCM Pro models waiting in line. Anyway, the Geara Doga has everything that appeals to me: it’s green, mean and armed to the teeth. Like most of my HCM Pro models, I felt compelled to add some panel lining. I also took it a step further by applying some decals on the shields and leg. After a generous coat of topcoat, I added panel lines and weathering via the wash method with enamel paints. And to top it off, I added paint chipping effect by applying some silver paint via a toothpick. For the photography, I used my recently constructed DIY softbox with a white background and my 50mm macro lens. Amazingly, all of this is done in a day. I can’t say the same for my ongoing project though, the VF-25S Messiah. Hope you enjoy the pics
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ive never heard of anyone painting a hcm-pro model but now i’m starting to wonder why more people dont if you can get effects like this. wow man. you dont post that often but when you do its pretty intense. this looks great! nice job!
Comment by Busterbeam — September 23, 2009 #
That is pretty cool, bro. I only have the MIA version. I think Geara Doga is the most beautiful Zeon MS in UC history.
Comment by ogre — October 1, 2009 #
this i have to agree with
Comment by kusakusa — October 2, 2009 #
NICE! Where did you get those decals are they from HCM Pro?
Comment by IzayAH — October 5, 2009 #
no, those were actually aircraft decals i got from hobby shows. i had to find decals with small designs that fit the hcm-pro scale
Comment by kusakusa — October 5, 2009 #
The shield and leg decals adds realism to the model, very nice touch.
Ke
Comment by Ke — December 5, 2009 #