What I've laid out below is the scoring guide I've composed for a modeling/painting contest between two of my friends. Now that they've both gotten their airbrushes and equipment set up, they'd like to test their mettle against one another. It's just a gentleman's bet, with the loser buying the winner a drink, but I've been chosen as the judge. With my ineptitude at painting, it should be quite interesting to see if I can break down their abilities well enough. Time will tell, as the contest won't be done until March 4th. have a look and tell me what you think. :)
A Gentleman's Bet: Painting Contest Rubric and Guidelines
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| | | | Score: |
| Base: | Bare Plastic | 0 | |
| | One Flock, no paint | 2 | |
| | Multiple Flock, or painted with highlights, one flock, framed edge. | 4 | |
| | Multiple flock, or painted with highlights, one flock, terrain elements, shading and highlighting of elements | 6 | |
| | Intricate Diorama base | 10 | |
| Conversion: | None | 0 | |
| | Minimal: head/weapon swaps, arm rotations | 3 | |
| | Minor: multi-kit conversion, head/weapon swaps | 6 | |
| | Major: advanced conversions with sculpting and plasticard, drilling, sawing, etc. | 10 | |
| Advanced Skills: | none | 0 | |
| | basecoat with a shade and highlight color | 3 | |
| blending will be determined wit h gray scale photography | shaded using layering with highlights or blending | 6 | |
| | shaded using seamless blending | 10 | |
| Exceptional Skills: | none | 0 | |
| | rough freehand work | 3 | |
| | quality freehand work | 6 | |
| | astounding freehand work | 10 | |
| | Total: | 40 | |
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