Stephen's attempt at a Scarif marine

[StephenDutton]

The brown came out much lighter than I was hoping for (I went off the can lid) and I might redo it later on. It'll mean masking off parts of the vest I want to keep as they are but that is still less hassle than unpicking and re-sewing to the kevlar vest which is an older pattern and does not have a detachable cover.

[StephenDutton]

After failed attempts to find a darker spray I'm trying Citadel Rhinox Hide. There is no spray of this currently so I've trialed painting the front by hand. At least this means I don't need to mask off anything, I just need to be careful as I go round the straps and yellow shoulder patch.

I've still to do the back.

[BigFatCat]

That looks better. You can vary the shade a bit with dark and light weathering.

[StephenDutton]

Not sure what happened to my post with my unpainted blaster, but here is the finished thing (with unpainted views as well that give a clue to how I built it). Ideally I'd like to add an A-300 later, but this was easier to begin with since I already had experience making DH-17s.

[BigFatCat]

Nice. I like the little differences you can have when you choose from the Rogue One trooper menu.

[KyleKatarn]

Love the blaster, I've wanted a R1 DH17 for a while so may take some pointers from this!

[StephenDutton]

A lot of the blaster is the same as the RFT version I created plans and instructions for. The most complicated change was probably the detailing of the main body that went from two separate pieces to one long one. Pretty much all the other changes consisted of gluing different things to the pipe.