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well technicly 3 colours asd theres some small amount of black under the green

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Adolf Hamster
Adolf Hamster
that's not half bad, reckon it'll turn out real nice when it's worn in a bit.

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thank you bud :) just a little more to do but letting they layers cure till tomoz first now working on my site and one mag see how i like em lol

Adolf Hamster
Adolf Hamster
painting a gun is always a tricky one to get right, hence my preference for ak's where you can just leave them as their glorious original blue

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tbf less is more imo :)

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need to pick up some more dark green tomoz to mist the sight to tone it down to match the rest of the gun  but for now im done

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Adolf Hamster
Adolf Hamster
yeah it is easy to go ott with some paintjobs, personally i quite like having little details unpainted, things like fire selectors, dust covers etc, but each to their own.

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totally agree my step sons wanting a total elaborate torn snake skin type camo gah lol,tbf way i looke at it they werent gonna be worrying bout masking shit in the field so thats why i didnt lol my dmr build that will be diffrent ;)

Adolf Hamster
Adolf Hamster
yeah that does make sense, i was thinking more from a "removing functional components before painting" kind of thing.

as with all things in airsoft because you want to is as valid a reason as any other, only time a camo job becomes any kind of issue is when selling because it'll thin down the market to people who like painted guns in that particular style.

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