Oh wow, that looks great. Well done!
Okay guys......so weathering. I totally agree that this would look 'killer' with a more weathered look ( plus I reckon the Sith Acolytes would have battered sabers ).
I don't really want to weather with paints ( as I do on armour ) because I reckon it'll just wear off, so I thought I'd ask you guys how you think I should weather it.
Thanks in advance
Darren
Basically go around subjecting it to whatever damage it would suffer
in 'real life'. Bash it around, drop it (gently), rub it against every surface you see,
then clean lightly. Repeat.
This should simulate repeated use, with some care.
Though if the dirt doesnt hold, put some spray-paint on there, and start rubbing it off
before it's dry all the way. You should have some 'dirt' in the new pit-holes
mTm
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Pardon me for asking, but I you put paint on it and it wears off when you're dueling, isn't that he most natural way of getting exactly what you wanted? Sounds like genuine natural weathering to me....
That is the most natural method of weathering, but it takes a lot more time. Sometimes you want to achieve the weathered look quickly. We rarely have the time to use our sabers for decades in order to achieve the necessary weathering patterns.
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