WIP Critique 90mm Man at Arms

[brian]

A bit more weathering and more work on the groundwork and he'll be finished.
Brian

 

[mortier]

Excellent paintwork on a beautiful figure

 

[KenBoyle]

Very nicely done Brian! Armor looks great.

Cheers,
Ken

 

[Babelfish]

Brian your work never disappoints and is always inspirational. And it sometimes ends up costing me money, because I now want to get hold of this one and have at it. It's a lovely piece.

- Steve

 

[TERRYSOMME1916]

Another cracker Brian, love it.
TERRY

 

[Sven]

Not the guy you want to argue with in the dark. Great painting!

 

[TERRYSOMME1916]

Can some remind me what company sells this figure, I vaguely remember seeing on PF but cant seem to find it again, Brian's painting has put this one onto my wish list.
TERRY

 

[Nap]

Hi Brian

What to say except WOW!!!!! ......that armour is excellent ...just how did you do it ?

Love the face on him

Pleasure to see your artwork

A classy piece of benchtime

Nap

 

[Ferris]

Really nice work Brian!

 

[brian]

Can some remind me what company sells this figure, I vaguely remember seeing on PF but cant seem to find it again, Brian's painting has put this one onto my wish list.
TERRY

Legion Miniatures

 

[brian]

Hi Brian

What to say except WOW!!!!! ......that armour is excellent ...just how did you do it ?

Love the face on him

Pleasure to see your artwork

A classy piece of benchtime

Nap

Hi Kevin
The armour is quite straightforward.I've used a few different techniques painting armour.This fella was painted in a couple of coats of Dark Stars Baroque acrylic metal paint, and then using a mix of Lamp Black and Burnt Umber i applied this mix over the armour,using no thinner.I then took a piece of kitchen paper towel and started taking it off,which will give you a nice metal tone.Once this dries,i use the Baroque for the highlights,and Lamp Black for the shading.Voila!

 

[housecarl]

Superb piece Mr Brian.

 

[DEL]

Hi Kevin
The armour is quite straightforward.I've used a few different techniques painting armour.This fella was painted in a couple of coats of Dark Stars Baroque acrylic metal paint, and then using a mix of Lamp Black and Burnt Umber i applied this mix over the armour,using no thinner.I then took a piece of kitchen paper towel and started taking it off,which will give you a nice metal tone.Once this dries,i use the Baroque for the highlights,and Lamp Black for the shading.Voila!

Voila VOILA!!!!!!!!! precocious moi or whit, ya puddin???????

 

[1969]

Again great results on the metal work Brian as usual, fantastic looking figure.
Steve

 

[brian]

Voila VOILA!!!!!!!!! precocious moi or whit, ya puddin???????

 

[DEL]

Seriously though, fine work, painting convincing armour on a 90mm gives nowhere to hide.
This'll bring this figure to the attention of lots of people who missed its release.
I take it he's a Scot (work it out folks)

 

[Fantomas]

Amazingly looking figure! Great sculpt and painting!

 

[Chrisr]

Brian your work never disappoints and is always inspirational. It's a lovely piece.

- Steve

Agree wholeheartedly. Another stunning piece Brian.

Regards
Chris

 

[Richard Baxter]

Voila VOILA!!!!!!!!! precocious moi or whit, ya puddin???????

Pretentious? Whit? Hae ye ne'er heard o' the Auld Alliance?