Marder III Crewman
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Hi Bill and Kenneth.
Yes,the figure comes from the capable hands of mr.Hirano,sold under Gunze label.
I've changed the head for another one from Hornet.The original head was wonderful but I changed it because I needed a Whermatch late war cap
cheers
jaume
Yes,the figure comes from the capable hands of mr.Hirano,sold under Gunze label.
I've changed the head for another one from Hornet.The original head was wonderful but I changed it because I needed a Whermatch late war cap
cheers
jaume
johnbrewer
New Member
I want more!!!!. what projects have you on the bench now?.
Wonderful Jaume!!
interesting to see the first of these two with the early stages of highlighting only. I can see your brush strokes!! That all seems to disappear on the completed figure. How do you do that!
I know you're a 'Vallejo' man, but do you do anything specific to blend the final piece? Very vague question I know!
Rob
interesting to see the first of these two with the early stages of highlighting only. I can see your brush strokes!! That all seems to disappear on the completed figure. How do you do that!
I know you're a 'Vallejo' man, but do you do anything specific to blend the final piece? Very vague question I know!
Rob
jitch0t
Member
Jaume no dijiste que hasta el viernes no enseñarÃas las fotos?? que malo eres maravillosas, quiero más
John, it's pronounced like... Jaw-ma
John, it's pronounced like... Jaw-ma
Jason W.
Active Member
Jaume,
Excellent work my friend. Thanks for sharing pictures of your work with us.
Jason
Excellent work my friend. Thanks for sharing pictures of your work with us.
Jason
Hi folks.Thanks for the nice comments.
Rob.Usually I start painting the base colour and doing two or three rude highlights and shadows.
Then,I blend these with intermediate tones and a lot of patience
As you can see in the pic,I've done three highlights and two shadows.I'll post a pic with the blending tomorrow
Pete.Gracias por el comentario.Estoy preparando un artÃculo sobre la pintura de camuflajes alemanes para dentro de muy poco.
Best Regards
jaw-ma
Rob.Usually I start painting the base colour and doing two or three rude highlights and shadows.
Then,I blend these with intermediate tones and a lot of patience
As you can see in the pic,I've done three highlights and two shadows.I'll post a pic with the blending tomorrow
Pete.Gracias por el comentario.Estoy preparando un artÃculo sobre la pintura de camuflajes alemanes para dentro de muy poco.
Best Regards
jaw-ma
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Anders Heintz
Well-Known Member
Beautiful Jaume!
How about a SBS on how you paint clothing? It is superb!!
How about a SBS on how you paint clothing? It is superb!!
garyjd
Well-Known Member
Jaume, As always excellent work. I rally like the way you did the Italian camouflage.~Gary
Jaume
Thanks for your response.
When you say blend, do you mean thin washes? or is there any wet-wet blending?
BTW, for my german I used your article on field grey. As my man was in the depths of winter stalingrad, I've used a pale blue and white for my highlight mix with the field grey, to keep the 'cool' feel of his conditions.
Rob
Thanks for your response.
When you say blend, do you mean thin washes? or is there any wet-wet blending?
BTW, for my german I used your article on field grey. As my man was in the depths of winter stalingrad, I've used a pale blue and white for my highlight mix with the field grey, to keep the 'cool' feel of his conditions.
Rob
johnbrewer
New Member
Just fantastic work. I keep on expecting the figures to move.
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