Recent content by zernina

Thanks a lot! I painted several miniatures over the course of half a year, and now, after a little work, I’m showing them, which is why it turns out so quickly. :)

Japanese woman and cat))) My sculpture, casting and painting (acrylic AK, Polycolor and tempera), 75 (or rather 80) mm.

Hello everyone! I recently painted another landsknecht. 90 mm. My sculpture, casting and painting. Acrylic and tempera were used for painting.

This version of the throne painting is "wood-like", for a change. All the best to everyone! Olga

Good day everyone! These are my recent works, a couple of versions of painting the Ivan figurine. Ivan Grozny (Ivan the Terrible). The inspiration was the beautiful sculpture of Antokolsky. The sculpture, molding, casting and painting are mine. Scale: 1/20 (90 mm). Painted with acrylic (AK and...

Good day to all! I would like to present to your attention my recent work. Bust of a Japanese man wearing an eboshi hat. Scale 1/9. My sculpture, molding, casting and painting (acrylic AK, Polycolor and tempera). With my best wishes! Olga

Thank you very much everyone! :)

Hello all! I would like to present to your attention my latest painting work. Figurine Knight at the Crossroads from Irbis Miniatures. 75 mm. I used acrylic paints for painting. With my best wishes! Olga

Thanks a lot, Mike! :)

Thank you very very much, Gary!!! :)

Thank you very much, Keith!:)

Good afternoon everyone! I want to present to your attention my recent painting work. Ivan the Terrible from Pegaso Models. 90 mm. Painted with acrylics (AK and Polycolor) and domestic PVA tempera (Master class). Wooden stand from S-73. In a private collection. Best wishes to everyone! Olga

Thanks a lot Steve! :) Yes, I tried to convey the sheen of sweat with oil painting.

Hi all! I recently painted two Greeks, 75 mm. My sculpture, casting, painting. I used AK and POLYCOLOR acrylics, as well as oil paint for painting the body. Best regards, Olga

Thank you Oda! And thanks for the advice too! It also seemed to me at some point that the shield was smaller than necessary.