ok guys i need some input! i've got an oldsquaw here and here is the scoop. i went on a hunting trip and i filmed the hunt well, going to paint this squaw and using the WASCO paint schedule and the feet are not looking right. i filmed this bird freshly pulled from the water and the feet were like white looking(not bright white or anything just lighter than this is turning out) the feet seem ok up until the wash is added them they get tooooo dark. whats going on? does anyone had this problem? help me out pleaseeeeeeeee. the bill is also difficult following the manual. any suggestions would be taken greatly at this point. it's making things crazy around here.
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I love these guys since there's no way you can tear one on the defatting wheel and they fit a football form if you need it. I looked at the schedule and they look just about like that on the Chesapeake where I take them. I lay off the wash coat,however, and simply mist the joints with a very LIGHT mist of black. The bill is pretty straight forward with flesh color and the black tip.