SOMETHING SMALLER FOR THE ROADS OF INFINITY
The Eco-Cars Pangit City Car is one of the smaller vehicles by
Antenociti's Workshop, but it has a charm to it that I could not resist. Not every vehicle is going to be a massive sports car or industrial forklift truck after all, and little vehicles like this will fill the streets without restricting
Line-of-Sight too much.
I painted the car in a cool blue with dark tinted windows and silver/grey doors. These neutral colours will sit nicely in the background of the board, not attracting as much attention as the brighter yellow or red vehicles. I painted it as cleanly as I could - very little weathering or battle damage as it is a civilian vehicle and would be cared for as such.
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The Eco-Cars Pangit City Car |
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I am particularly happy with how the glass screen ended up looking |
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Different colours for the doors breaks up the colour scheme nicely |
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Surprising amount of boot space |
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Room for two? |
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Nomads graffiti a PanO car - the latest blow in their continuing war against the HYPERPOWER |
I have two of these models, but this is the first and only one I have painted so far. For the second, I am thinking of a black and red colour scheme, or perhaps black and silver. The colour scheme will be more two-tone, inspired by Smart Cars I see around town.
In the future, I intend to finish my "Town Vehicle" box-set and then move on to painting some of the newly released vehicles - specifically the
Bulabok City Cars (
driving and parked) and the
Taruca Motorbikes. At this rate I'll have traffic jams down the streets of Neon City!
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Work in Progress |
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Vehicles by Antenociti's Workshop painted so far |
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The collection as it stands, minus the Crovane SUV by Microart Studio |
Thanks for reading,
George
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