Left is my normal macro pattern, right is soap paint job.
Closer look.
I think with another layer, or maybe more practice, it could come out looking better. But also when compared to a regular rattle can job on the left, I don’t see it being anywhere near as effective in its current form.
I like the right one a lot better than the one the left.
Here's some. I freehand most of these with either stencils (fern or fake cedar), grass and twigs, laundry bag netting, and branches or some other foliage.
With the exception of the plastic leaf stencils and the tape, all patterns were made using stuff from the yard, woods, and the field next door. All rattle can and no airbrush or artistry or paint booths. All done outside on a cardboard box or in the barn/garage in the doorway.
I seriously wanna to do a vid and whomever is technically proficient, can put it on the internet.
I use Hunter's Specialties kits; Krylon camo; and Rustoleum camo. I try to get Ghost Coat when It pops up on the internet...it's an issue paint that is not commercially available but shows up every now and then on ebay or some surplus site.
Aervoe is another really good camo spray paint. Lotsa colors that follow the Mil color spec.
The one stencil I made was a blue tape "stripe" pattern with additional laundry bag netting dots.
PredatOBR 260: Krylon, Rustoleum, and some ghost coat. Khaki, Lt tan, dark bark brown, OD green; Scope is Hunter's Specialties, tan (marsh grass), red brown, OD.
Predatobr 308: Hunter's specialties, 3 colors Marsh grass, Red brown, OD.
With the exception of the plastic leaf stencils and the tape, all patterns were made using stuff from the yard, woods, and the field next door. All rattle can and no airbrush or artistry or paint booths. All done outside on a cardboard box or in the barn/garage in the doorway.
I seriously wanna to do a vid and whomever is technically proficient, can put it on the internet.
I use Hunter's Specialties kits; Krylon camo; and Rustoleum camo. I try to get Ghost Coat when It pops up on the internet...it's an issue paint that is not commercially available but shows up every now and then on ebay or some surplus site.
Aervoe is another really good camo spray paint. Lotsa colors that follow the Mil color spec.
The one stencil I made was a blue tape "stripe" pattern with additional laundry bag netting dots.
PredatOBR 260: Krylon, Rustoleum, and some ghost coat. Khaki, Lt tan, dark bark brown, OD green; Scope is Hunter's Specialties, tan (marsh grass), red brown, OD.
Predatobr 308: Hunter's specialties, 3 colors Marsh grass, Red brown, OD.
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MK12 painted like my team gun: Hunter's Specialties Marsh grass and OD. Plastic fern stencil used for all HS paint jobs.
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BLKII M4: Stenciled "stripe". Tried to do a tiger stripe looking thing. Rustoleum, Khaki, Sand, OD, OD Green, Dark brown.
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And some mags and cans with Rustoleum
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