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yer, i tried to use the box pictures as much as i could for colour referance and highlights/shadows. also, i have added some dirt and mud to the knees and elbows of the figure, aswell as the diorama, to give it that muddy half melted effect.

yep. the white for the uniform, red for the bricks, flesh for the face.

the snow that has smudged on the walls and stuff has been removed aswell as the sling as i didnt think it looked right.

hi, this is the first miniature that i have done. i finished it about a week or so ago. it is a german sniper in the winter of 1944. i used the andrea paint sets for this as i am new to the hobby and needed a bit of guidance with colours and shading. please give me criticism that will help me...

cool. i think i may go with some oils, so i can make it blend a little bit more with the leather. but the camo i will keep acrylic.

ok. thank you very much. i knew what the smock was called, but had a blank when writing the post. thank you for all of the colours, i really appreciate it. what type browns should i use?

hi, i am about to start my alpine 1/16 ww2 sas commando, and i am not too sure what colours to use for the camo or leather overcoat. does anybody have any suggestions in what colours to use and what type paint is reasonable for this job. andrew

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hi guys, my name is Andrew, i am 16 years old. i am just getting into fidures, just finishing my andrea 1/18 german sniper 1944. i am currently painting a andrea figure of Dirty Harry. I hope to learn some things about figure painting as i seem to really enjoy it. andrew