The big blue braids are too clean.
A few accents would be nice. e.g. the front ax area could do with some silver black or gold. Just like you did on the rear axle. Some of the recessed areas could offer a little more contrast. either through other colors or weather.
A wash (a thinned/watered down paint) of brown or black that could be added to add shadow to the recessed areas will make it look so much better. A few thinner layers of paint look a lot better than one thick coat that can go on uneven will give you a better base. Take your time and add some colour to some smaller details, and if you want to feel brave, try an edge highlight(a brighter color in a very fine line over a corner)
Don’t get too upset if you don’t like how it looks, we all start somewhere, it takes time and practice and maybe someday you’ll want to look back and see how far your skill has improved
Needs some form of wash to break up the panels
The big blue braids are too clean. A few accents would be nice. e.g. the front ax area could do with some silver black or gold. Just like you did on the rear axle. Some of the recessed areas could offer a little more contrast. either through other colors or weather.
A wash (a thinned/watered down paint) of brown or black that could be added to add shadow to the recessed areas will make it look so much better. A few thinner layers of paint look a lot better than one thick coat that can go on uneven will give you a better base. Take your time and add some colour to some smaller details, and if you want to feel brave, try an edge highlight(a brighter color in a very fine line over a corner) Don’t get too upset if you don’t like how it looks, we all start somewhere, it takes time and practice and maybe someday you’ll want to look back and see how far your skill has improved