Roadhog Gun Holster part 3

Priming the Roadhog Gun Holster with Plasti-dip means it has a durable rubber-like coating. This means it shouldn't crack over time and hopefully should keep its acrylic coat on better - time will tell!

After giving the warble a good coating with the Plastic-Dip and letting it dry completely I then used Rust-Oleum Matt Surface Primer over the top before I could start painting in acrylics.

Because Roadhog's props are all slightly scuffed and well-used I dry brushed a lot of acrylic layers to create the effect I wanted. This also helps with the leather-like texture for this particular prop.

You can see in the video below how I have built up the layers, working lighter colours into the darker ones with a dry-brushing technique.

Close-ups!

What do you think? I still need to finish this off and do any last minute touches, but I'm pretty happy with how it is turning out!

Until next time,

Cheers Love!

xoxo