Tie dye paint scheme

[GossWeapon]

Anyone have a good idea for painting tie-dye space marines? I want like the classic blue/pink/greenish look.  I want to make my ego marines super cool and egomaniacs like macho man Randy savage!  That'd be awesome thanks!

[Benjamin]

I'm spit-balling here. Obviously, you can't twist them like you could a tie-die shirt. However, if you could spin the marines very fast, somehow. Ha, like attach them on to the end of a drill!

I love the idea, a whole field of Mega-Marines like this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dYRJLr90vSA

They might make you a little bit insane! Snap into a Xenos!

[Captain Bryan!]

Just paint VERY CAREFULLY (and one at a time)

[GossWeapon]

How would you spin the model around fast enough though? And how would you drizzle gw paint on it without it coming out terrible?

[Jess]

You can stick em in a spin art kit
http://www.crayola.com/products/splash/color_twister/

[Captain Bryan!]

You can stick em in a spin art kit
http://www.crayola.com/products/splash/color_twister/

hehehehe, now i want to do that

[blantyr]

You can stick em in a spin art kit
http://www.crayola.com/products/splash/color_twister/

Hate to rain paint on anyone's parade, but I think the kit as sold makes pictures considerably larger than your typical GW marine.  You might have to take the principle of a spin art kit and build it on a much smaller scale.

Be sure you take videos of the process in progress.

[Benjamin]

You might have to take the principle of a spin art kit and build it on a much smaller scale.

Or paint much bigger marines!

[Captain Bryan!]

Actually I just got a brilliant idea, I didn't want to tell you guys yet so I could test it out first...but I'm too lazy:

Prime white

Paint large circles ONLY using assorted citadel washes

I think it just might work

[Battleground]

I would try using a splayed stipple brush. No idea if it would work, but that's the first thing that came to mind.