Members Matt Alsaker Posted August 7, 2012 Members Report Posted August 7, 2012 I posted my first attempt at airbrushing a couple weeks ago. I made a few adjustments to the holster design and how I use the airbrush based on feedback. Here's my most recent attempt. The holster is for a Glock 17. Quote
Contributing Member JLSleather Posted August 7, 2012 Contributing Member Report Posted August 7, 2012 Looks like a pretty steady hand! Attaching a couple of designs that were painted [only], no tooling. These were done with a fairly inexpensive airbrush and some practice. Quote
Contributing Member JLSleather Posted August 7, 2012 Contributing Member Report Posted August 7, 2012 These bags were done to show colors available (seems it's easier for some to say 'I want mine this color red', or whatever), and to display the style of the bag. They are deliberately NOT so very detailed. For inspiration and some REAL leather coloring, I recommend Anet's work! Quote
IngleGunLeather Posted August 8, 2012 Report Posted August 8, 2012 Looks like a pretty steady hand! Attaching a couple of designs that were painted [only], no tooling. These were done with a fairly inexpensive airbrush and some practice. Ok. Leather work itself is hard enough, and you have to go and show your excellent airbrush skills. Haha! No fair. All kidding aside, I really like what you've done with blending those two skills together. Quote
Members Boothill Bob Posted August 14, 2012 Members Report Posted August 14, 2012 I posted my first attempt at airbrushing a couple weeks ago. I made a few adjustments to the holster design and how I use the airbrush based on feedback. Here's my most recent attempt. The holster is for a Glock 17. Lovley work... I love the holster modell, do you have a pattern for sale or a tutorial?? //BhB Quote
Members Matt Alsaker Posted August 14, 2012 Author Members Report Posted August 14, 2012 Lovley work... I love the holster modell, do you have a pattern for sale or a tutorial?? //BhB The pattern was taken from Will Ghormley's 1911 pattern pack. I believe on his website he refers to the holster style as the "pancake", but in the pattern pack he calls it the "hugger". I use the same construction methods he lays out in the pattern pack, but modified the back plate and holster to fit my Glock 17. I also made a few adjustments to the design some it was exactly how I wanted it. Quote
Members Boothill Bob Posted August 15, 2012 Members Report Posted August 15, 2012 The pattern was taken from Will Ghormley's 1911 pattern pack. I believe on his website he refers to the holster style as the "pancake", but in the pattern pack he calls it the "hugger". I use the same construction methods he lays out in the pattern pack, but modified the back plate and holster to fit my Glock 17. I also made a few adjustments to the design some it was exactly how I wanted it. Thanx. I will buy Will's pattern, I got most of hes patterns. Quote
Santo Posted August 28, 2012 Report Posted August 28, 2012 Looks like a pretty steady hand! Attaching a couple of designs that were painted [only], no tooling. These were done with a fairly inexpensive airbrush and some practice. Awesome work ! Where these sprayed using spirit dyes? Quote
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