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Friends and servants pt. 2- So, here we go. –The shopkeeper put white plastic container on the table and sat beside Mike on the bench. – I won't lie to you, young man – this one might prove a bit faulty, but not in a harmful way, that’s for sure. Do you know how the golems work?

- Yes, err, I mean – no, not really – answered Mike keeping his eyes on the box.

- You’d better learn that fast. – Murmured the shopkeeper, gazed at the boy as if he saw him right now for the first time and then cleared his throat loudly. - Very well. As you have probably heard already, golems are basically... robots, if you don’t mind me using th

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Crest Dualface Nexusby ~iromanovsky

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Yet another Armored Core model.

I vent full metal on him, several layers of different metallik paints, no post-effects, no panel lining - no anything. Just a LOT of shiny goodness

It was an experiment but i've satisfied with the results so far.

*BlazingChaos May 24, 2009

love the metallic effect.

~espen86 Apr 7, 2009

nice colour dude.. i did metallic blue on my crest cr-c90u3 last raven..

*MasterOkiAkai Feb 13, 2009 Professional Digital Artist

Ah here we go, this is the model I'm starting with. It'll be a lot of money and time later, but I plan on swapping head, arm and weapon parts from other kits to get as close to my actual Nexus AC as I can.

~iromanovsky Jan 30, 2009

Well, after priming the whole thing with grey primer i've sprayed absolutely every part with "bare metal silver", then from a pretty far distance - with light gunmetal. It gave the model pretty realistic but very unfinished look. Then i did all the parts i wanted to be darker with regular gunmetal - again from afar, because other way it looked too dark.

As with the blue - i've tried to mix the paint myself but in the end i've just went to the local car parts store and got a smallest blue metallic acryl spray bottle i could. Again i've sprayed from some distance - wasted whole bottle but at least i was able to control how much paint i want getting to the model.

And thanks for the comment!

~iromanovsky Jan 30, 2009

Almost forgot - half of the paintjob was done with the airbrush and other half straight from the spray paint can.

~EDsketch Jan 29, 2009

That looks great. Exactly how did you get that metallic blue? I have trouble pulling off any kind of colored metallics, but these look great. Even your gun metal looks really smooth. Was it brush on? Or airbrush?

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