[DerrickT]

Very happy with the results. What do you guys think?

 

[bearone2]

looks good

 

[Mills]

Looks nice.

 

[Dismas316]

Looks good, what type of stippling tip did you use?

 

[DerrickT]

Looks good, what type of stippling tip did you use?

Thanks, I used a fine single point tip.

 

[Mills]

Looks good and nice.:lol:

 

[KZero]

Very nicely done, I really like it.

 

[GCBHM]

That's not bad...not bad at all! Well done!

 

[gimmejr]

Good job.

 

[Range safe]

Sweet, looks like it came from the factory.

 

[Runnerpsu]

Very nice!

 

[greeenteeee]

Thanks, I used a fine single point tip.

Nice-- did you apply it at an angle or something to get it to look like that? I think most standard stippling use fine single point tips and are applied perpendicular to the surface and it ends up looking different with a more aggressive texture.

 

[Tacops fan]

Very awesome. Interested in which angle you used to get that look

 

[DerrickT]

I can't really explain how I did it. There really is no pattern or scheme. Completely random marks.

 

[olbriar]

Looking good no matter how you achieved it. You do random quite well!

 

[winterwar]

That looks really good! Was this your first time?

 

[DerrickT]

That looks really good! Was this your first time?

First time doing this pattern. I've stippled several guns in the past.

 

[Typerex91]

that looks good! i actually just purchased everything i need to start stippling and plan on practicing with old gen 1 grip modules. looks like you have everything down !

 

[Hangfire79]

Looks great. You kept the logo and didn't go all crazy stippling the entire frame.

 

[mnarcher]

I can't believe people ruin their guns like this and then think it actually looks nice. Turns it into a hooptie and looks hideous.


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