Hansa-Brandenburg D.I (1/48) realistic repaint

[paper]

Last few months my little son takes almost all my spare time. But I returned, and made a present to Roman – his Hansa-Brandenburg D.I scale model (1/48) realistic repaint in ten liveries. So let me introduce the:










It seems to me I keen of these beautiful small tiny birds

[Alcides]

I've seen them in the mail from Roman. They're beautiful. This are hard times for expend money but I'm going to do an effort.

I've a question: How do you work the wood texture?

[paper]

Originally Posted by Alcides

I've seen them in the mail from Roman. They're beautiful. This are hard times for expend money but I'm going to do an effort.

I've a question: How do you work the wood texture?

Thank you, I hope you will like the model

I made the texture from the wood photo. If you interested, I could find the tutorial how to make the seamless texture and send you original.

[cgutzmer]

Looks great Anna! I should have them up as a set on friday sometime
Chris

[paper]

Originally Posted by cgutzmer

Looks great Anna! I should have them up as a set on friday sometime
Chris

WOW! Thank you!

[Alcides]

Originally Posted by paper

Thank you, I hope you will like the model

I made the texture from the wood photo. If you interested, I could find the tutorial how to make the seamless texture and send you original.

Oh, that would be great. Thanks.

[paper]

Originally Posted by Alcides

Oh, that would be great. Thanks.

I'd like to help you Here is tutorial: How to make seamless texture. And here is the photo:

[Alcides]

Well , I need more practice but I think looks like wood


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[paper]

Originally Posted by Alcides

Well , I need more practice but I think looks like wood

Alcides, great work, I like it. If you using the Photoshop (or other rastr editor), let's make it a little bit "candy" - with a brush in Multiply mode opacity app. 30% pic up a color from wood and make noise like this:

[Alcides]

Nice to hear that Impressive how your tip improve the look.

I don't have photoshop but I worked in the texture with gimp without trouble so I think I can do the same here, a couple of questions:

Which are the steps to go from the Corel to the pdf file? Do you write the Corel file to another format? Or you take directly the pdf in photoshop ?