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A Fixture
Mark really nice work with the groundwork mate,really pulls it together well.
Steve
Steve
Alpine 16001 1/16 Panzer Officer WIP
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Jamie Stokes
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Looks like its really coming together Mark.
Good luck with your entry, you have definitely raised the bar for your fellow entrants
cheers
Good luck with your entry, you have definitely raised the bar for your fellow entrants
cheers
dinovision79
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Mark,
the whites turned out perfect!
Denes
the whites turned out perfect!
Denes
gothicgeek
A Fixture
Steve.... Cheers mate
Jamie! .... i'm still on the steep bit of the learning curve mate
Denes .... not perfect but i'm happy with them)
Final stages!
i've pinned and epoxyed the figure .... Gulp!
and i may do a tad more with the pastels, but he's panzer so mebe not
Mark
Jamie! .... i'm still on the steep bit of the learning curve mate
Denes .... not perfect but i'm happy with them
)Final stages!
i've pinned and epoxyed the figure .... Gulp!
and i may do a tad more with the pastels, but he's panzer so mebe not
Mark
Hammond_Lord
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Outstanding work, Mark, I think I'll do my figure the same, except I'll paint him as a Panzer officer with black panzer wrap.
Cheers,
Nemanja
Cheers,
Nemanja
Jamie Stokes
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Hi Mark,
looking really good now.
Could you post a pic looking down at the lower half of the figure?
The pastel effects look great on the white pants, on the boots, the angle isn't allowing for a different viewpoint.
cheers
looking really good now.
Could you post a pic looking down at the lower half of the figure?
The pastel effects look great on the white pants, on the boots, the angle isn't allowing for a different viewpoint.
cheers
gothicgeek
A Fixture
it will look great with a black panzer wrap
and thanks Thanks Jamie ...... like these?
well i'm classing this as finished, any more fiddling and i'll spoil it
an enjoyable experiance and i highly recomend the figure
Mark
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Hardy
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Superb work. Hardy
tissibzh
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excellent work
Jamie Stokes
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Thanks Mark,
yep, that's the kind of angle I was looking for...
mainly because I wanted to see how the pastels had been applied to the boots.
Most of it seems to have ended up in the welts and seams, and hardly any on the toe caps.
Which, from memory, seems about right.
I think you are right in saying "Yep, this far, no further; cause if I add a teeny bit more, I'll ruin it". That's the mark of someone who has recognised the moment in hindsight... I know I have
So I think it is a commendable effort, and I thank you for sharing it as you went. I particularly like the whites.
What method did you use for applying the pastels? Apply wet with a carrier? very good result, very realistic.
cheers
yep, that's the kind of angle I was looking for...
mainly because I wanted to see how the pastels had been applied to the boots.
Most of it seems to have ended up in the welts and seams, and hardly any on the toe caps.
Which, from memory, seems about right.
I think you are right in saying "Yep, this far, no further; cause if I add a teeny bit more, I'll ruin it". That's the mark of someone who has recognised the moment in hindsight... I know I have
So I think it is a commendable effort, and I thank you for sharing it as you went. I particularly like the whites.
What method did you use for applying the pastels? Apply wet with a carrier? very good result, very realistic.
cheers
gothicgeek
A Fixture
Hardy .... many thanks
Tissibzh .. again many thanks)
Hi Jamie .... yeah boots get cleaned by grass and stuff so mud and crud tends to end up in the depressions ( i know cos i do alot of walking and its muddy for about 9 months a years LOL )
the pastels are applied both ways .. distilled water onna brush, pick up some powder and apply splats and dots.... then used a short brush and applied the 4 shades dry to get that ground in look .. then a tiny run over some of the edges and seams with a very very slightly wet brush to pick up and move some of the dry effect
and thanks for the comment
Mark
Tissibzh .. again many thanks
)Hi Jamie .... yeah boots get cleaned by grass and stuff so mud and crud tends to end up in the depressions ( i know cos i do alot of walking and its muddy for about 9 months a years LOL )
the pastels are applied both ways .. distilled water onna brush, pick up some powder and apply splats and dots.... then used a short brush and applied the 4 shades dry to get that ground in look .. then a tiny run over some of the edges and seams with a very very slightly wet brush to pick up and move some of the dry effect
and thanks for the comment
Mark
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