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6 November 2016, 12:55 #31Contributing Member
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Doesn't look to be much of an issue - although in the last pic it appears much lighter than the top pic.
I'm guessing it's Burnt Bronze with a dark metallic grey, or just Burnt Bronze and whatever amount of Graphite Black.
This was a similar color mix as what I take it was Shadow Bronze from the second picture. Burnt Bronze, FDE, Graphite Black
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6 November 2016, 13:34 #32
Yeah the first pic really does that color justice. It depends on the lighting when taking a pic of Cerakote. Its a real deep rich semi dark chocolate brown. I edited my post and the colors are above the pics now.
"or just Burnt Bronze and whatever amount of Graphite Black." This sounds vaguely familiar from the conversations that were had about that color.The best way to survive a violent encounter is to be the one inflicting the most violence.
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6 November 2016, 18:04 #33
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9 November 2016, 13:57 #34Senior Member
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I am on the distressed look bandwagon.
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9 November 2016, 14:54 #35
My wife gives me a distressed look every time another case of ammo shows up. Would be difficult to replicate that with cerakote.
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9 November 2016, 15:11 #36Contributing Member
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I think we're off the distressed thing. Maybe one of the future runs, but to be honest I like to carry the distressed cerakote look as part of a broader theme vs on it's own, and maybe we'll do that.
I'm really leaning hard towards my woodland camo in a slightly modified version, it seems universally liked to tolerated, especially here - it's classic, clean, the colors compliment a lot of furniture options, gear, etc.
I'm really leaning towards the second option being a modified M90 type - but not the same colors as the woodland.
I have Rxer's set in hand to start experimenting, I think the biggest question I have is the logo color and style.
I'm basically locked into the idea of the logo on the left side, large enough to cover both receivers and a hint of rail, it will look especially sick on the SMOS stuff - but should it be bold, subtle, etc.
Help me out. Do it. Do it.
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9 November 2016, 15:47 #37Senior Member
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I am more into subtle. Woodland Camo is always a safe bet. I am not sure that the logo bleeding onto all 3 pieces really works well but would have to see it to judge it. I think the logo would look good in "hidden white" against the woodland background with just the logo a bit distressed. It would be cool to see the M90 camo pattern as well. Lots of options. I really think the woodland camo looks great in Burnt Bronze/FDE/OD/Patriot Brown. Just more ideas.
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9 November 2016, 16:22 #38LEO / MIL
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Something unique would be nice. I just think the "woodland camo" looks splotchy and cheesy.
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9 November 2016, 17:20 #39Senior Member
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Or maybe even the logo in red if it can be made smaller. Sometimes an overly large logo can take away from the rest of the build.
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9 November 2016, 17:20 #40Senior Member
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9 November 2016, 17:34 #41Contributing Member
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9 November 2016, 19:24 #42
I think it would be better if you offered different paint schemes for our members at the group price. In my opinion it would be strange to see a bunch of our members have rifles with identical paint jobs, it would be like buying the identical truck your buddy just bought. Part of getting a custom paint job is that yours doesn't look like everyone else's.
Since some of the members like the distressed that could be an option. Your woodland could be an option also. Or offering different schemes and letting them pick their colors is another option. This is an old WEVO Multicam design:
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9 November 2016, 19:54 #43
Totally agree, for me the whole camo thing has been done to death. Its going to be impossible to get a bunch of guys to agree on a color scheme.
Reminds me of a drop down menu when looking at PC's.
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Coyote.......Last edited by Stone; 9 November 2016 at 20:02.
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9 November 2016, 20:43 #44Contributing Member
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Point taken.
Since I do 15% for members as is, what I would do for a group buy scenario at an even steeper discount would look like this:
Pick your poison between distressed or various camo patterns, 3-4 color max.
A set parts profile for that price, ie; upper/lower/rail/stock on an AR
WEVO logo included in whatever works for that pattern - that is a must for me on the group buy price or it defeats the purpose
I like how the logo is set up in the multicam, although I likely would place it one location/color.
I now have one member set inbound for this project and one in hand, so look for two examples within a few days.
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10 November 2016, 03:18 #45Senior Member
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