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New one on me Andrew...I stand corrected (y)

I assume you mean 1/35...as not heard or seen a 1/25 from Tamiya. These are some of the best 1/35 figures on the market.....https://www.migjimenez.com/en/468-figures

Well you have achieved that Rick ;) I went for a 'confused' look for mine :confused: Ron

Good progress Rick...started to capture the personality nicely now (y) Ron

Nice start Lars (y) Ron

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He's a lot of fun to paint...enjoy :) My version...https://www.planetfigure.com/threads/nps-don-quixote.117274/ Ron

Twice tried...twice failed! :mad: The melting point of white metal being lower than so called low melt solders in my personal experience. I either use epoxy resin (2 part)...or epoxy metal putty. CA gel is another option...however...it's prone to drying brittle over time...causing cracks to...

Absolutely superb. Ron

Otherworldly painting :eek:...you have a very rare talent Olga...amazing work. Respect Ron

Way I look at it Steve...if the grey turns out rubbish...then I have that one to fall back on :sneaky:

Congratulations Tony...a well deserved haul of medals...and a gorgeous bonus to boot (y) Ron

Was tempted to use the bare horse I did a few years back..... But sticking with a dappled grey as planned.

Glad you like the base Steve...and believe me...a Chestnut is still a challenge :eek:

Dappled Grey's are by far my favourite coat...and provide a real challenge in so many ways...there are infinite variations to choose from...and the range of colours is unique in itself. PM's horses have always been a challenge to hold/support whilst painting...with the obvious point of contact...

Been involved in another project...but have managed to get the horse cleaned up...getting slow in my old age mate :rolleyes:

As far as I am aware Gerry...there does not exist any kind of comparison chart between oils and acrylics. Logically...if you grab some colour charts from the web...the reason will become obvious for the lack of such. There are a far greater number of acrylic shades than there are oils...with so...

Perfect response Gordon...and a gorgeous piece to boot. Ron

Cheers Carl...pleased you like the start :)

Hello mate...been a fair while...what with the strange world we live in now...and a general loss of enthusiasm...which hopefully will return with this project...glad to have you along for the ride (y)