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Hmmmm IMO it needs some spikes to be really convincing as a Razordon.

Colorwise.... Yeah a drybrush might make its scales look a bit less flat. I'd say go for it.
 
Tried to greenstuff some spikes. Did not go as planned :p maybe in the future if i get more handy with it.

Do you recommend any color for drybrushing?
Doubting between white, grey of lighter green
 
I think a lighter green would look best. White would be quite bold.

For the spikes... Yeah not easy to do. I struggle with Green Stuff spikes as well.
Maybe one of our expert modelers has some tips how to make that easier.
 
When drybrushing always use the same colour but a lighter tone so drybrush green with green etc etc

The model will look even better if you shade it as well.
 
Aginor said:
For the spikes... Yeah not easy to do. I struggle with Green Stuff spikes as well.
Maybe one of our expert modelers has some tips how to make that easier.
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It does not need to be that difficult, all you need is to first make a tube of the green stuff, then cut it smaller than the desired spike length, then roll the piece into a cone shape.

Then to fix it better to the model, I would cut a piece of a paper clip and put that inside the large end of the cone, and let it dry before drilling small holes in the model where I want the spikes to be.
 
I shaded all the different colors. Should i even shade more? “Really drowned them in that sh*t”
 
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