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    blipvertus
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    I want to do a blood drop effect on a weapon and it’s not going to be human blood so pre-made blood effects won’t work.

    My initial thought is to form the blood drop out of green stuff and then paint it the appropriate colors.

    Any suggestions?

    #1686518

    holly
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    You could try clear glue. I see people use that to make really good saliva and spittle effects. Some colours over the top

    #1686519

    nightrunner
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    I usually use a drop of heavy gel medium.  Put a drop on a plastic film and let it dry.  Peel it of, cut and shape if necessary and glue it to place.  Then continue to mold the shape or pattern by adding more gel on the glued piece to get a rounder shape.  You can paint it up afterward, but I’d mix the paint into the gel.  A few experiments with paint to gel ratio should help you decide the opacity.

    #1686521

    avernos
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    #1686522

    zorg
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    try 3 colours up they have many videos for blood a gore @blipvertus

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    blipvertus
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    Preview of what I’m putting the “blood” effects on.
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    #1687043

    blipvertus
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    Same mini but further along. Trying to decide a good color for the blood.
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    #1687087

    avernos
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    what are you thinking? With it being a mech I’d be tempted with a rich black like oil but that may be too stark

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    blipvertus
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    @avernos possibly a blue. Maybe a green. Something that’ll say, not blood but Mech innards.

    #1687249

    zorg
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    hydraulic fluid is usually a yellowish colour and many engine coolants have a green look to them. If that’s any help @blipvertus

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