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1) I first primed all the parts with primer spray. Lightly sand the whole thing with a very fine grid of sand paper. |
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2) Then I covered everything in flat white in order to prevent the gray of the primer to dull the base-coat of red. |
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3) This is how I do the pre-shadowed. Considering the finish color is red, I decided on a sepia shading on this occasion. Note that doing shading this way will give a very high contrast. |
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4) For the head, I used dark gray+flat black, before a coat of white is to cover. This technique, popularized by Max Watanabe, is generally referred to as Max technique. |
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5) Chrome parts. |
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6) The finish product. I did some overspray to even out the contrast in the end, giving a more subtle feel. |
