Oh, is it sand that does that? I have no idea. These are some reference images I used for mags with the matte finish wearing off:
http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:v...OUPLER.JPG&t=1
http://www.aubruin.com/photos/AA%20A...283%291/01.jpg
I wanted this rifle to look old because it is a Vietnam war era design, in contrast to the m16a2 which wasn't even in service yet in CWR's 1985... also, I wanted to play with materials blending into other materials. I'll consider revising the worn paint in the future.
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I think the magazine looked just fine.![]()
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protip:when you find reference pictures of either worn out and clean equipment, always use the clean one in the absence of an intermediate.
I'm not sure that I agree in this case. There is no shortage of reference for this rifle, others like it, or magazines both USGI or aftermarket. For this piece, as it is a vietnam war era rifle being used in 1985, and it's on the verge of being phased out at that time, I wanted it to look like it has seen 15 years of hard use. Moreover, it's a weapon for the BlackOps and for vehicle crews, so I wanted it to look like it's seen harsh environments and/or like it's been rattling around in a vehicle for 10 years. The magazine itself is slightly more beat up than the most beat up reference that I found, but I like the effect. It was definitely an experiment in how to render paint wearing off to an undercoat to bare metal.
I think a better protip would be to have a clear concept on the look of your model, and to find lots of good reference with those goals in mind.
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these are some screenshots of the upcoming OA version of my Uruzgan map.
i had a long break because i had some issues keeping me from continuing. now that everything (for now) is sorted i started placing objects. the plants are basicly done but still need detailing in some areas.
i'm going for a more golden sand and overall more saturated look than Takistan.
http://img210.imageshack.us/i/oruzgan46.jpg/
http://img341.imageshack.us/i/oruzgan53.jpg/
http://img137.imageshack.us/i/oruzgan55.jpg/
http://img696.imageshack.us/i/oruzgan61.jpg/
these are just some teaser shots. i'll make a new thread with more information and screenshots as soon as the road network is finished.