15th-16th Cent. Eastern European light cavalryman.

[Wings5797]

Enjoyed your trip into round land Roger.
Now back to micro mini with a good figure and same paint quality.
Good work Mate,
Keith

 

[billyturnip]

Enjoyed your trip into round land Roger.
Now back to micro mini with a good figure and same paint quality.
Good work Mate,
Keith

Cheers Keith, my trip is taking in rounds and flats..... oh and I tank!

 

[Wings5797]

Cheers Keith, my trip is taking in rounds and flats..... oh and I tank!

A Man for all Seasons Reasons
Good on Ya'

 

[billyturnip]

A Man for all Seasons Reasons
Good on Ya'

No planes though.

 

[Wings5797]

No planes though.

YET!!!

 

[billyturnip]

YET!!!

A RCAF Halifax flying out of Leeming holds a certain attraction.

 

[MarquisMini]

Hmmmm....i could see a RAF Avro Lancaster innthe future here ;-)

 

[Wayneb]

Tiny bugger.....Looks challenging and looks good.....

Wayne

 

[billyturnip]

Tiny bugger.....Looks challenging and looks good.....

Wayne

Thanks very much Wayne. That's why I've got a permanent squint.

 

[billyturnip]

Today's progress.



That's enough on him for today, this evening I'll be working on Sir Richard.

 

[anstontyke]

progressing very nicely mate
nice to see you slowing down for a change
are you going to huddersfield?

tony

 

[billyturnip]

progressing very nicely mate
nice to see you slowing down for a change
are you going to huddersfield?

tony

Cheers Tony.
'uddersfield? Ermm I don't know, what's happening there and when? I'll do a quick search.

 

[theBaron]

Beautiful work, Roger! I'm with the others, I think you have achieved a level of skill with flats that lets you produce excellent pieces consistently.

Was there a particular reason for undercoating with burnt siena, eg, to influence the colors that were to follow it? Like priming with white, to lighten the top color?

Prost!
Brad

 

[billyturnip]

Beautiful work, Roger! I'm with the others, I think you have achieved a level of skill with flats that lets you produce excellent pieces consistently.

Was there a particular reason for undercoating with burnt siena, eg, to influence the colors that were to follow it? Like priming with white, to lighten the top color?

Prost!
Brad

Thanks Brad.
I find it easier and clearer to paint onto an earthtone undercoat and I think most colours will go on top of earthtones. I've tried white it was like being dazzled, I found it difficult to distinguish the detail.

 

[anstontyke]

'huddersfield? Ermm I don't know, what's happening there and when? I'll do a quick search.[/quote]
hi roger, it is on 12th feb. it is an ipms event

tony

 

[billyturnip]

'huddersfield? Ermm I don't know, what's happening there and when? I'll do a quick search.

hi roger, it is on 12th feb. it is an ipms event

tony[/quote]


Cheers Tony, I'll have a think about it. It's a long way south that, it's nearly London!

 

[anstontyke]

i forgot mate, you are up that there north where men are men and sheep are worried!!!

keep up the good work mate
tony

 

[Wayneb]

Oh boy....my mistake.........I thought you said ''uddersfield".............................It won't happen again.............................................................Until next time.....

Regards ..............Wayne

 

[billyturnip]

Oh boy....my mistake.........I thought you said ''uddersfield".............................It won't happen again.............................................................Until next time.....

Regards ..............Wayne

You were probably right Wayne..... and maybe a few sheep.

 

[peedee]

Great work Roger.

Loving it.

Paul