WIP Critique RFC WW1 (Model Celler 1/9)

[kaz6120]

Thanks a lot for your compliment, Alexandros!

Okay, Here's more progress... almost finishing. I painted mustache, biplanes on plinth, added 3rd highlights and shadows...etc. Only thing left is lens of the goggles. I wanna add some glossy stuff on its surface but I still thinking...

 

[Christosjager]

Well done Kazufumi, you have done a very nice work.

 

[housecarl]

Turned out really well Kaz.
Carl.

 

[Windtalker]

Beautiful, realistic painting, I like the bust very much

 

[unknown01]

Great work Kazufumi.
Indeed a wonderful finish.
I have one question.
Are you applying black about the part which becomes the black shadow?
Or influence of lighting?
I'm thinking black to be applying.
I'm thinking charm of this figure exists there when it's so.

Mitsutaka.

 

[kaz6120]

Thank you very much for your compliments, CHRISTOS, Carl, Windtalker, Mitsutaka!

I have one question.
Are you applying black about the part which becomes the black shadow?
Or influence of lighting?
I'm thinking black to be applying.
I'm thinking charm of this figure exists there when it's so.

I applied black to every shadows. Not only "pure black", but also I used "blown + cadmium red + black" and "Green + Black" on face, "Blue + Black" and "Green + Black" on Leather Jacket...I used several kinds of blacks for shadows, added differently by the base color.

And, I took this photo on my desk, only natural daylights from outside, I didn't use lightbulb of desk lights. I took this photo using my wife's iPhone 4 camera ( I usually use iPhone 3GS), and it looks shadows are a little bit stronger than it really is. To my eye, shadows are a little bit more softer in real.

 

[dancap3286]

Great stuff Kaz...

what more can be said.

 

[sam b]

This is great work ! Well done
Sam

 

[megroot]

Thanks a lot for your compliment, Marc!



I made it by myself. First, I bought these at local DIY shop.

1) 2.0mm acrylic plate
2) label paper
3) 1.0mm pins

and I designed name title with my computer, printed it out on label paper, and stick it on the base.

Then I cut 2.0mm acrylic plate with P-blade knife into the same size of the label, put on it and drilled a 1.0mm holes at 4 corners with reuter.

lastly, put 1.0mm pins into 1.0mm holes and... that's it!

Thanks.
I think this is gonna work for my eather.

marc