Completed 54MM-Scots Guard

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Mike Stevens

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This is an old Ft. Duquesne figure of a Scots Guardsman on parade circa 1980. It was a fun little paint job. Not a lot to it but quick and easy paint. I tried directional lighting on the figure. didn't quite work out on the whole but a couple of places it worked out well.

No face to speak of on the figure but a simple uniform study. Painted in acrylics.

Off to the next figure.

Mike
 

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These are my favourite kinda figures.
Quiet and understated - so much so you can almost miss it - yet painted to a wonderful standard.
You've hit what I always aim for.
Superb.
 
Nice little paint job. Looks very good.

Thanks Bob!
Nice reds Mike (Speaking as someone who seems to be doo=ing a lot of red tunics recently!) :)
Paul

Thanks Sir! I know that feeling!
Lovely painting.
Thanks Ralph!
That is very nice Mike. Personally I've always found painting "parade" figures much more difficult than those in field conditions. There's no hiding behind mud and weathering.
Rodger, I have to agree with you. Much more difficult. It has to be a smoother paint. It's harder to achieve a significant level of contrast.
 
Very dark pictures, but the red seems great.
Marc

Thanks for the comment Marc. I'll have to look at the lighting on the next figure. Pictures are always hit or miss for me.

Beautiful work Mike!

Cheer's,
Jeff.

Thanks for the comment Jeff!

These are my favourite kinda figures.
Quiet and understated - so much so you can almost miss it - yet painted to a wonderful standard.
You've hit what I always aim for.
Superb.

Thank you Sir!

Excellent work there Mike (y)! You handled the reds very well!

Joe

Thanks Joe!
 
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