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Light - Spider

"The Spider got its name from the fact that the frontal armor alignment resembles a spiderweb pattern. The seams between the armor plates are filled with a fiber glass sealant that is bright red, making the pattern stand out even more." - TRO 3025

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Filename:	monthlychallenge-0710_03.jpg
Album name:	Toby / MMC - October 2007
Rating (12 votes):	(Show details)
Keywords:	Tobias_Wittwer / Spider / IS_Light_Mech / Camoflage
Artist:	Tobias Wittwer (Toby)
Filesize:	36 KiB
Date added:	Oct 27, 2007
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Peddler

[Nov 04, 2007 at 06:28 AM]

This camoflage scheme works too well for its own good. The dark olive/black does an excellent job of masking details on the mini (which avoids a dangerous aim-point); so it succeeds. However, this also means that it is very difficult to see details in, especially in this bright background. A few details wouldn't kill the scheme (you can use grey-highlighted dark brown, for instance, the same way as military "subdued" patches do); giving it some details without compromising your camoflage. On the whole, good. The purist in me also misses the airfoils on the back. :)

97jedi

[Nov 05, 2007 at 05:47 PM]

I really like that you did the red panel lining, which to me seems like it would have been tough to pull off. Maybe it's the lighting, but they seem a bit dark. I like the camo pattern as well.

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Light - Spider

"The Spider got its name from the fact that the frontal armor alignment resembles a spiderweb pattern. The seams between the armor plates are filled with a fiber glass sealant that is bright red, making the pattern stand out even more." - TRO 3025