MarquisMini
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Thanks Malc!
WIP 40mm Maison du Roi Cavalerie, 1750's
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MarquisMini
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Finished the dress ,
Got rid of the original putty work trim on the front upper body and re-done it adding texture.
Intead of painting that in dark colour i used the same as the rest of the dress , then the middle portion i mixed brass color with the powder pigment , i like the contrast of these 2 colors.
For the hair, i glued 2 pieces of wire, then i added greenstuff and built the feathers.
Added a bow with tails using lead foil.
Got rid of the original putty work trim on the front upper body and re-done it adding texture.
Intead of painting that in dark colour i used the same as the rest of the dress , then the middle portion i mixed brass color with the powder pigment , i like the contrast of these 2 colors.
For the hair, i glued 2 pieces of wire, then i added greenstuff and built the feathers.
Added a bow with tails using lead foil.
Briggsy
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Wow that is very impressive, like the added detail and looking forward to seeing the face, it's really well sculpted.
Cheers Simon
Cheers Simon
It was worth a try ...lol
The dress looks really impressive, like the additions you’ve done
Look forward to seeing her fleshwork .....with a beauty spot perhaps ?
Thanks for the updates
Looking forward to seeing more
Nap
MarquisMini
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Yes, the figure looks right, the designer did a great job with the face and body proportions.
MarquisMini
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MarquisMini
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Finished the face, hair and dress.
I added some detail on the fabric ( dark pink/ magenta color on the back of the dress.
Next it will be the Fan.
I added some detail on the fabric ( dark pink/ magenta color on the back of the dress.
Next it will be the Fan.
Briggsy
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Stunning work love the detail on her bustle and the face is brilliant.
Cheers Simon
Cheers Simon
MarquisMini
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Thanks Mate!
MarquisMini
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Madame Berget is on the scene now...
Briggsy
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Brilliant
Cheers Simon
Cheers Simon
Waterlooman
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Splendid work.
W.
W.
MarquisMini
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Cheers Simon and W!
MarquisMini
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And now to more familiar subject for me, the Trumpeter.
Added a mix of greenstuff and Magic sculpt to some areas to cover few gaps and add more "Beef" to the Horse lots of sanding ahead of me.
Added a mix of greenstuff and Magic sculpt to some areas to cover few gaps and add more "Beef" to the Horse lots of sanding ahead of me.
Waterlooman
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Hi Daniel
Madame B’s heart is all fluttering after seeing the uniformed gentleman ......lovely painting on her
....methinks the civilian isn’t impressed ...lol
Great start on the trumpeter
Look forward to seeing more
Happy benchtime
Nap
Madame B’s heart is all fluttering after seeing the uniformed gentleman ......lovely painting on her
....methinks the civilian isn’t impressed ...lol
Great start on the trumpeter
Look forward to seeing more
Happy benchtime
Nap
Briggsy
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Nice figure and I see what you mean about sanding plus some hefty mold separation lines, so much work in so small a space, but definitely worth the time.
Cheers Simon
Cheers Simon
MarquisMini
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Thanks W!
MarquisMini
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MarquisMini
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The separation lines were normal, but created a big gap when i force the head and neck of the horse to the right.
I want to give these horses a better pose other than just looking stright.
Chers!
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