I'm having trouble picking a color scheme for these heroic "Astro Guards" I've been working on for Star Schlock. I knocked together some quick color studies to compare them, but still can't settle on one. Do you have a preference?
Thanks for helping me decide!
3, 5, and 8 really pop for me.
ReplyDeleteThanks Peter!
Delete3, but with white pauldrons (coloured trim?) and helmet
ReplyDeleteThanks Tamsin! I agree, the stark white armor with colored trim would look sharp. :)
Delete7 is my favorite, although without the trim. I think if you go with larger red markings (squad, army, whatever) it will come out more clearly on the table top.
ReplyDeleteThanks 'packer! I agree, the amount of trim color would drastically change how this scheme feels. I'll need to play around with the colors once I get them on the mini.
DeleteI like 3, as they kind of remind me of the Bespin Cloud Car Pilots from Empire, who had a cool uniform (and action figure) but were sadly under-utilised in the movie. I'd probably paint them in a colour scheme inspired by that, but that's me.
ReplyDeleteThe Bespin Cloud Guards! Yes! I forgot about those guys, but they were undoubtedly a subconscious influence on this sculpt. I'll have to try a version with their weird gray, yellow, salmon/orange scheme.
DeleteMy personal choice would be for 1 or 3. Makes me think of guards !
ReplyDeleteThanks Dannoc! #3 seems to be pulling ahead amongst all the polls I've run.
Delete3 or 9
ReplyDeleteThanks roro!
DeleteDefinitely 3. The colours are complementary, that's why. I use a colour wheel these days to choose my SF colour schemes. I can recommend that.
ReplyDeleteFrom pure looks, 1 is best, followed by 2 and 3. From an ease of painting standpoint, reverse the order (3 is easiest, followed by 2 and 1) [on 3 the visor and helmet are the same color and the shoulder pads don't have an edge color {like on 1}],
ReplyDeleteMy usual colour of choice is green. A bit over used now. I prefer a blue, or black.
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