A countryboy can survive Daryl Dixon TWD

[Stephan]

Hello
I love america, there are a hugh of garagekit producer there, which do a
very good job.
here he is, known as Daryl Dixon.
Converted the crossbow through a Horton 125, hope I did no mistakes.
I never know before what a Crossbow is.
I painted in oils over acrylics, not via airbrush.
He is 38 cm high, very big.
Painted the version in the early series, later he get darker hairs and other crossbows.

Here is a making of, but beware its only in german..
sorry for that.

http://www.classicmonsters.de/board/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=5539

Think he needs only a layer of mat varnish.

 

[swralph]

Some great fleshtone's happening here Stephan.
The crossbow is exceptionally well painted the Zombie looks great too.

 

[Colin_Fraser]

I was just watching season 5 on Netflix. Bugger better not die,

Great job!

 

[John Bowery]

Very well done.
Cheers
John

 

[FigureLover]

That is some brilliant work, love the flesh tones (and the undead ones as well) The crossbow is perfect. His clothing looks a little shiny, maybe the oils need to dry bit more, but that does not detract from the overall quality
Ben

 

[Dekiman]

Great one.

 

[Ulrich]

38 cm??? Wow. Not my cup of tea, but great painting. The only question: How he had fixed his knife without a belt??

 

[Stephan]

HI thanks for going bye and comment.

Ulrich my friend, the belt is under the shirt. The position of the knife is not the best as it is.

Thanks again for comment.

 

[harto]

cool, the zombie is a nice touch - but seems like Daryl missed his brain, which never happens in the series!

 

[arj]

While the subject matter may not be my cup of tea, I certainly recognise good painting and scratch-building when I see it.
Very well done.

Cheers,
Andrew

 

[Stephan]

Thanks harto, the zombie is alive, so i dont put it it in the brain, a agreement to the sculptor.
Thanks andrew, I appreciate that. Glad you like it.

 

[megroot]

NOt my kind of figures, but the painting is awesome

Marc

 

[Stephan]

Thank you marc