Agamemnon, the King of Mycenae

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Theodoros

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Athens - Hellas
An "Alexandros models" bust, scale about 1/10.
An excellent bust, highly detailed. The large surfaces needed to be painted as metallic and the lion fur were quite demanding, but both gave me a lot of enjoy while I was painting them.

Thanks for viewing and commenting.



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Hi Theo

Lovely artwork , very impressive metallics and the work on the lion has really paid off

Why not enter something into FOTM as well as voting in previous months comp

Thanks for sharing

Happy benchtime

Nap
 
Looks great ,,,, how much clean up was needed on this figure ?

Good morning samson ! Usually I am not very-very careful on cleaning a figure; and I know this a fault of mine... Moreover, in this case the bust did n't punish me for my neglect. The reason is that the resin casting was amazing with all the elements clearly visible, without molding lines.
 
Good morning samson ! Usually I am not very-very careful on cleaning a figure; and I know this a fault of mine... Moreover, in this case the bust did n't punish me for my neglect. The reason is that the resin casting was amazing with all the elements clearly visible, without molding lines.
Ok great info your piece looks great
 
Gorgeous piece, Theodoros. Can you please tell me what brand(s) of metallics you used? Thanks.


Thank you Lissorles !
In this case, to paint the metallic parts, I followed these stages :

1. a dark brown enamel basecoat
2. gold printer's ink all over the base coat
3. dense oil black shadows to the deepest point, diluted indigo blue to the "border" of black
4. general shadowing on the lower parts using a reddish brown oil colour
5. oil pure gold, a bright one, to highlight the upper surfaces (two and more coats)
6. when everything was dried up, I painted all the metallic surface using a thin layer of "reddish" gold.
7. I covered all the metallic surface with a thin coat of satin varnish.

[Soon, I will upload the pictures of the exact colours I have used.]
 
Thank you all for your comments :
Neal, Larsen, Stephan, Samson, Eduardo, Garry, clrsgt, Lissorles , Ben-lx, Mobo, Nap, Dolf, Sven, Fabrizzio and Dimonikus !​
 
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