Futuristic Helicopter WIP

In my opinion, dark tan looks better with dark bley than light tan and dark bley, but anywho. They both look fine together. Plus the thing's already completed anyways.

Dark tan does look a lot better, and Lazer just because you used it doesn't mean it works well.

Darth Yoda wrote:Dark tan does look a lot better, and Lazer just because you used it doesn't mean it works well.

I was helping out our fellow member "WHY?". That's all.

But I totally agree with Denal.

LazerBlade wrote:

Darth Yoda wrote:Dark tan does look a lot better, and Lazer just because you used it doesn't mean it works well.

I was helping out our fellow member "WHY?". That's all.

But I totally agree with Denal.

It's actually "why", but I'll let it slide.

And now that Denal said that, I tried it, And yes, it really does look a little better then light tan. Maybe a mixture of both would be better?

The thing with tan is that it generally works best with bley when bley is the secondary color. Here, Happy Weasel does very well with the color scheme. IMO, when using bely as a primary color, a darker color works better than a lighter color (dark tan, dark red, dark blue, dark green, etc).

Hazard with a Glove wrote:The thing with tan is that it generally works best with bley when bley is the secondary color. Here, Happy Weasel does very well with the color scheme. IMO, when using bely as a primary color, a darker color works better than a lighter color (dark tan, dark red, dark blue, dark green, etc).

True, what I am saying though is that tan would look horrible on my creation.