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Since the last update, I had placed celluclay on only selective areas of the base, but after spraying a gloss black base, the difference between the two sections was too drastic, so some more celluclay is applied. The layer of celluclay must have been fairly thin as it dried after only one day. Once the celluclay dry, more black base is sprayed. The surface looked much more uniform than before.<\/p>\n
The entire base was clear coated in gloss for the next steps. After a full day of drying, the tarmac side of the base got some decals. Decal solution is applied and left to sit over night. In the morning (when my cough had turned for the worse) I sprayed a clear gloss over the decals to sandwich them.<\/p>\n At this point, I had just gotten done making the porridge and finished work. With renewed energy, I started on the final stages of the build; finishing the base. Since the base was clear coated in gloss a little enamel based fade is applied to give some dynamics to the base’s tones. The same is done to the the tarmac side. With the fades applied and some slight dry brushing on the asteroid side, a final clear flat is sprayed.<\/p>\n Once the clear flat is dry, the lights are wired together and the final pieces are glued into place. Add the Jegan and then add the Sazabi, and done.<\/p>\n Here are a series of videos taking from different angles to show the blinking lights of the base.<\/p>\n<\/a>
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