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Message Subject: First Airbrushed Lure

MuskyFix

Posted 1/15/2010 7:16 PM (#417600)
Subject: First Airbrushed Lure

Finally I dedicated some time to get the airbrush going.
I had a bait that I really liked so I decided to duplicate the color, it’s almost down to the T except for one of the blue bars that hangs a little to far down but I don’t think the muskies will care.

Know that I had some time well here it is.

Edited by MuskyFix 1/15/2010 7:18 PM

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fish4life

Posted 1/15/2010 7:56 PM (#417604 - in reply to #417600)
Subject: Re: First Airbrushed Lure

Posts: 238

Nice work! Keep it up!

kevinj

Posted 1/15/2010 9:17 PM (#417619 - in reply to #417604)
Subject: Re: First Airbrushed Lure

Posts: 474

PRO WORK!

MuskyFix

Posted 1/15/2010 10:17 PM (#417630 - in reply to #417619)
Subject: Re: First Airbrushed Lure

Thanks
I have allot to learn still.
I have applied envirotex resin to it with silver poly flake.
It really added nice finish to it.

Looking forward to using it this year.

Beaver

Posted 1/15/2010 10:38 PM (#417631 - in reply to #417630)
Subject: Re: First Airbrushed Lure

Posts: 4266

Nice work. You'll notice that all of your paint jobs will pop to life after the Envirotex hits them.
Have fun with your new addiction.
Beaver

muskyslayer96

Posted 1/16/2010 5:16 AM (#417644 - in reply to #417600)
Subject: RE: First Airbrushed Lure

Posts: 615

Location: Madison, WI

Muskyfix,

Nice work! Certainly doesn't look like rookie work, keep up the good work and the posts!

MS

Don

Posted 1/16/2010 8:01 AM (#417648 - in reply to #417600)
Subject: RE: First Airbrushed Lure

Posts: 131

Location: Southwest Ohio

Nice work, keep it up. As the Beaver said, it is an addiction.
Don

kromelure

Posted 1/17/2010 5:43 AM (#417811 - in reply to #417600)
Subject: RE: First Airbrushed Lure

Posts: 32

You need a job??? Excellent for your first one!!! I'm impressed.
Keith
dutch fork custom lures

MuskyFix

Posted 2/6/2010 9:02 AM (#422011 - in reply to #417811)
Subject: One More Last Night

I got a chance to do some more airbrushing last night.

This is a 8" tuff shad Pearl white with a pearl silver gradient and a light gold gradient running in the middle. it's hard for the camera to pic up the gold but in person but it looks good. I kept this one simple

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Perfect Drift

Posted 2/6/2010 10:33 AM (#422028 - in reply to #422011)
Subject: RE: One More Last Night

Posts: 155

Yea that color will really jump at you once its cleared.Can,t wait to see the end result.

CiscoKid

Posted 2/6/2010 11:05 AM (#422034 - in reply to #417600)
Subject: RE: First Airbrushed Lure

Posts: 1906

Location: Oconto Falls, WI

That bluegill pattern is a good one! Great job, and love the pearl with the slight gold in it. Simple, yet a good whitefish/cisco pattern.

Esoxonthefly421

Posted 2/6/2010 2:43 PM (#422063 - in reply to #417600)
Subject: Re: First Airbrushed Lure

Posts: 292

Location: SW MI

I really like the pattern on the Hellhound! I might have to copy that.

MuskyFix

Posted 2/9/2010 7:51 AM (#422591 - in reply to #422063)
Subject: A few more

This really helps with the cabin fever and not being able to get to fish.

Painted 3 more last night
Wood Chopper, Top Raider and a Baby DR, still learning.

I may try auto paints in the future starting to see some disadvantages in using createx paints but one thing is it washes off really easy. I have learned once you get a section the way you like it you may clear coat it, so the next layer could still be washed off.

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Don

Posted 2/9/2010 10:00 AM (#422607 - in reply to #417600)
Subject: RE: First Airbrushed Lure

Posts: 131

Location: Southwest Ohio

Those three are interesting. Looks like a camo pattern.
Don

fatfingers

Posted 2/11/2010 6:50 AM (#422997 - in reply to #417600)
Subject: RE: First Airbrushed Lure

Posts: 351

Very good work! They all came out really nice for you.

I really like the white one.

MuskyFix

Posted 2/11/2010 8:10 AM (#423004 - in reply to #422997)
Subject: RE: First Airbrushed Lure

Thanks

I ended up putting better eyes on the tuff shad and a thin coat of Envirotex on both of them.

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Doug_Kloet

Posted 2/11/2010 2:57 PM (#423082 - in reply to #417600)
Subject: Re: First Airbrushed Lure

Posts: 202

Ben, nice work keep it up looks like once you started you can't stop.

Doug KLoet

MuskyFix

Posted 2/11/2010 4:00 PM (#423093 - in reply to #423082)
Subject: Re: First Airbrushed Lure

thanks doug, it's hard to stop.

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