Painting a mirrored surface...

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Very nice - the chopper looks sharp!
The subtle rust layer and extreme highlight really makes it work well 8)

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Awesome work Norse. The marine sniper goggles has two white marks at the top? Or is that a actual glare as has been varnished with something shiny...
Really good work. The blade is very convincing, I've so far struggled to get a good mirrored surface on test pieces. Hmm I'll keep trying

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goggles have a white dot painted on the upper edge, then a few heavy coats of gloss varnish, resulting in a second dot of light caused by overhead spotlight and me not setting up my light box.. :oops: :lol:

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Thanks darkson! I'll have a gander...

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