Here is my FancySkull printed in SparkMaker LCD-N, hollowed with a 2mm shell.
The UV light gives it a nice spooky look - seems like the pigment in the resin does something with the UV light. I should have used the B9Creator support, the Photon slicer again places the support right through the model. Maybe I should have tilted the model a bit more.
The LCD-N resin is nice. Supports are hard to remove, even after curing. Whereas with the Anycubic green support snap off when bent, the supports of the LCD-N have to be cut off with a flush cutter or an exacto knife - they are hard to break off.
A quick layer of white Vallejo Surface primer (white) helps me in identifying where there are any support pimples that need to be removed.
More photos added, I also added some comments to the photos to explain the order of painting.
Well, this is about it.
After the white primer a black gloss, always use black under metal colors like bronze or gold, they bring out the shine. Then some bronze followed by a water wash of black/green/brown to give it a real weathered look.
Finally a bronze/gold dry brush to get the shiny details.
While putting on the final coat it almost look like too much shine but I think the photos look great.
Not bad after picking up painting again some 30 years after modeling as a kid
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I used Vallejo model colors to paint this model. A white surface primer, Glossy Black (70.861), Bronze (70.998), Burnt Umber (70.941), Green RLM 62 (71.104) and Gold (70.996). The Green is from the "Model Air" series, it's thin airbrush paint but that's okay since it is used for the water wash.
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