Geoff Charman
A Fixture
I have been wanting this bust for a while and finally bought it from El Greco.
Bust made by Dolman Miniatures and came in a nice plastic box and had very little cleaning up to do.
So after the cleaning up, drilling holes for the mounting parts onto various size sticks and primed in Halfords White Primer I was ready for action.
The face as usual I started first, eyes painted in acrylics, then given a coat of acrylic gloss varnish, when dry I used Citadel Dwarf Flesh to outline the eyes followed by a coat of Vallejo Basic Skintone as a base coat.
I shall use my usual Artist's oils to go over the skin base coat. A rough base coat of Black Artist's oils was given the the dome of the Tarleton helmet to give it a rough leather like, this is left to fully dry before touching it again.
The tunic lacing was next given a base coat Of Vallejo 824/128 German Cam. Orange Ochre ready for the gold colour.
That's it for now, more to follow
Geoff
Bust made by Dolman Miniatures and came in a nice plastic box and had very little cleaning up to do.
So after the cleaning up, drilling holes for the mounting parts onto various size sticks and primed in Halfords White Primer I was ready for action.
The face as usual I started first, eyes painted in acrylics, then given a coat of acrylic gloss varnish, when dry I used Citadel Dwarf Flesh to outline the eyes followed by a coat of Vallejo Basic Skintone as a base coat.
I shall use my usual Artist's oils to go over the skin base coat. A rough base coat of Black Artist's oils was given the the dome of the Tarleton helmet to give it a rough leather like, this is left to fully dry before touching it again.
The tunic lacing was next given a base coat Of Vallejo 824/128 German Cam. Orange Ochre ready for the gold colour.
That's it for now, more to follow
Geoff