Recent content by bunnie666

I really love these type of scenes. Quite, and full of character.

Historex ROCKS! I have a great deal of Historex dating back all the way to my childhood. Of all the things that I have lost to time, these small pieces of plastic was not one of them. Great work so far, very interested in seeing this finished. Paul

I really like the figure (bust), especially the facial features and the look in his eyes... almost contemptuous and arrogant. Paul Finally getting back into miniatures again... it has been over 10 years since I have completed anything.

What a great bust... figure... well you know what I mean. Thanks so much for sharing, you did such a beautiful job overall and shading of the dress was outstanding! Paul :lol:

What I really like about this bust, is the dynamic composition it expresses. Most times it is very difficult to get nature involved with a static figure, much less a bust, but having the wind blowing and moving his clothing really seems to make it more tangible to the viewer. Paul

Well, I have read some interesting posts but this one was great for a Monday wake-me-up. Ours (hobby = passion) is made up of all manner of enthusiasts; from the beginner to the noted experts but all share one common goal... to enjoy the hobby. If I were sculpting a 5 meter historical figure and...

Hi Peter, I lived in San Diego about 7 years ago. I'm up north now in Thousands Oaks, which is about 45 minutes west of Hell A. Do you belong to the local IPMS chapter? They do a great job of keeping the hobby alive down there. I have just started painting again, and so everything is new and...

I am just restarting figure painting myself, and understand your frustration. Primers come in all different potential colors and adhesion levels (some work better than other when it comes to not hiding the fine detail of a figure, and providing a robust foundation). Painting (airbrushing/rattle...

That's a keeper. Your work is fantastic.

Great Start That's a great start on her. She will be a handful (wink) but I can see your very experienced with such challenges. I have a few large scale Japanese ladies in storage waiting for some color... I'm glad to see other miniatures being discussed here other than strictly historic in...

Thanks Andrea, that really helps. I am just starting to painting again, so everything is new to me. :-D

Andrea Can I ask what colors you used for the flesh tones? I really the highlights and the warmth of the shadows you produced. :-D Paul

Thanks for all the tips, I tried oils before and did ok with them. I am looking for more contrast and not losing highlights and shadow colors.

That is so beautiful, glad you posted the pictures. :-D

Your figure is alive... love it.