My knee Armor

Here's some pics of my Knee Armor.
Let me know what you think.
I need to touch-up the silver, but other than that, I'm happy with the results.
Colors are the Rogue Studios (Lee) Found Colors. Thanks Again LEE!
Robert E.

http://photos.yahoo.com/roberteidemiller

Um...where are they?

Ah, there we go...wait, I don't see any knee armor pics in the album.

I always forget the Link
Added it above
As soon as I clicked send, I realized I forgot it and someone ALWAYS beats me to it
Thanks for the heads up.
I still think my Rank should be Dumb *** ( just a joke Mods)
Thanks,
Robert E.

Yeah, I don't see the knees in any of the folders either.
If they're as good as the rest of your stuff, then I'm sure they're great.

I'm not sure why the albums ALWAYS defalt to private.

Should work fine now.
Thanks,
Robert E.

great looking knees!

what yellow did you use to outline the silver?

There they are. Nice job.

Boba Freekk wrote:
great looking knees!

what yellow did you use to outline the silver?

I used the Polly scale Catwhisker Yellow.
Thanks,
Robert E.

Sweet job man! I figured they'd be great and they were.
Keep up the great job!

reidemiller wrote:

Boba Freekk wrote:
great looking knees!

what yellow did you use to outline the silver?

I used the Polly scale Catwhisker Yellow.
Thanks,
Robert E.

all of the RS colors need a airbrush for application correct?

edit: the knees look great by the way!

Not necessarily, The base yellow could be painted with a brush, and I painted the Catwhisker with a brush. The Up armor yellow is the only one on the knees and shoulders that has to be airbrushed.
But I would recomend Air brushing is All. It's really alot easier and looks better. If you don't have an airbrush, you could buy the cheap kind with the canister of propelant.
Would work fine. If you've never airbrushed before, don't worry. Your painting weatherd knee armor,
not a portrait It's pretty easy. The polly scale paints need little thinning, and I would recommend the polly scale airbrush thinner. The bottles say you can use Distilled water and that is fine, but I've been airbrushing for around 20yrs now and have discovered that thinners offered by the paints manufacturer work alot better with there product than anything else.
Hope I'm not Rambling here.
Hope this helps. Feel free to ask me anymore questions.
I'm always Happy to help.
Thanks,
Robert E.