WIP Critique TAMIYA RC Car Driver (1/10)
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Mac1966
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WOW!
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Superb work as usual Kaz. Bit of a collection there too.
Carl.
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kiwi45
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Hi Kaz, very nicely done, my sons had these rc cars also many years ago so my advice would be to add extra seat harnesses for the poor guy.. lol cheers Les
Hi Kaz ,
Great paintjob , love the fleshwork ...nice collection as said in other posts ...
what's that book behind the busts ...looks like it could be useful ?
Nap
Great paintjob , love the fleshwork ...nice collection as said in other posts ...
what's that book behind the busts ...looks like it could be useful ?
Nap
Azgaron
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Excellent paint job Kaz! Looks awesome!
Cheers,
Håkan
Cheers,
Håkan
Thank you very much for the comments, Marco, Carl, Les, Ken, Maurizo, Kevin, Håkan, arxo!
arxo, good point! The Book's title is "Color Mixing Recipes FOR PORTRAITS" by William F. Powell. This is a great book for painting portraits, to check color combinations for skins, eyes, lips, and hair.
arxo, good point!
The Book's title is "Color Mixing Recipes FOR PORTRAITS" by William F. Powell. This is a great book for painting portraits, to check color combinations for skins, eyes, lips, and hair.
Mike - The Kiwi
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Thank you very much for the comments, Marco, Carl, Les, Ken, Maurizo, Kevin, Håkan, arxo!
arxo, good point!
Great looking work on what would arguably be a "why bother?" type of subject.
Neat idea on using the book for paint mixes because that is exactly what I was going to ask Kaz what colours did you choose for the flesh on this guy?
Thanks in advance,
Mike
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Kaz, that's super cool. You definitely made a great work out of something really plain and simple. Thanks for the step by step!
Joe Hudson
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Very cool Thanks for the SBS!
Joe
Thanks for the SBS!Joe
Mike, Michael J, Stephen, Joe, thanks for your comments!
In that book there's several recipes, such as caucasian, eurasian, asian, east indian, latino, native american...something like that. I'm referring to that book when I paint but not exactly the same recipes. I use it as a sample or guide.
I used Burnt Sienna, Raw Sienna, Naples Yellow Hue, Brown Madder, Skintone base, and Hookers Green.
In that book there's several recipes, such as caucasian, eurasian, asian, east indian, latino, native american...something like that. I'm referring to that book when I paint but not exactly the same recipes. I use it as a sample or guide.
ryall
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Great work
I remember building my R/C Grasshopper when I was a kid. What a great way to add to your sons fun and also a great way to be a great dad.
Also what nice flesh tones you have done. Did you dullcote it a couple of times to protect it?
Nice one
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I remember building my R/C Grasshopper when I was a kid. What a great way to add to your sons fun and also a great way to be a great dad.
Also what nice flesh tones you have done. Did you dullcote it a couple of times to protect it?
Nice one
Ryally
http://www.brisbanemodelbuilder.com/
Mike - The Kiwi
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Thanks heaps Kaz, book was a good cheap buy locally, so have it on the way.
Great tip.
Mike
Great tip.
Mike
Black Army
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Outstanding! I allways wonder when somebody build a marvellous thing from a bad kit.
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