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dancap3286

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Hi all. Finished this one just before the MMSI show. This is a figure from PMC Miniatures and is a John Rosengrant sculpt so right off the bat you know it will be of HIGH quality. figure went together very well, very minimal clean up, not much more to be said really. As usual he is painted in Vallejo acrylics with Citadel paints for the metallics.

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Another great piece from you Dan,i would love to paint a rosengrant figure but i dont see many of them for sale in the UK,great work on the groundwork as well (y)

Brian
 
Yeah!! Nice figure!! I like the face and gun!!!
A fan of your style Dan!!
Congrats!!

Juanma
 
Another great piece from you Dan,i would love to paint a rosengrant figure but i dont see many of them for sale in the UK,great work on the groundwork as well (y)

Brian
Hi Brian. I know this figure is available only through PMC Miniatures directly but not sure if there are any available as I'm pretty sure it was a limited run of like 150 pcs. or something close to that number. As for other figures by John, most of his work was released by Warriors, S&T, Kirin and New World Miniatures which are now basically all defunct (I think Warriors might still be around through Squadron but don't think too many if any that are available are Rosengrant sculpts) so your best bet is probably the private sellers forums or E-BAY. Good luck and thanks.
 
That looks great Dan, some of your best work.

One thing about the MG belt, to me the weathering looks more stylised than the painting of most of the rest of the kit which makes it jump out.

Einion
 
Hello Dan, One of your best to date. Beautifully painted. I have always wanted this figure but, it is hard to obtain one. Maybe it will be re-released in the future, it seems to be very popular amongst figure painters and modelers. An excellent rendering on this one Dan. Regards, SG(y)
 
I cannot beleave the pace and quality at which you paint buddy ?! another great figure (y) how do you paint soooo fast ?! :confused:

I don't know how I paint so fast Carl. Maybe it is because I work on 1 project at a time?? In my opinion it allows be to go pretty hard on it so it seems to pass the time quickly. Thanks alot buddy!
 
That looks great Dan, some of your best work.

One thing about the MG belt, to me the weathering looks more stylised than the painting of most of the rest of the kit which makes it jump out.

Einion

Whats up Einion. I'm not sure what you mean by stylised?? Could you clarify for me and please pardon my ignorance.:)
 
Less naturalistic or realistic; looks like an effect arrived at during the painting process rather than mimicking a type of wear that might naturally occur. I tried to find a pic to show the kind of thing I was thinking of but no luck I'm afraid!

Einion
 
Ok so you think the ammo belt is to pristine looking. I guess I could try and tone it down a bit although the effect is much more difficult with metallics. I'll see what I can come up with. Maybe I will try to age the rounds a bit by mixing a little english uniform with some brass. Thanks for your input.
 
yea I kinda took that into account as well Carl. I kinda get what Einion is saying though, they kinda jump out a bit but I'm leaning towards keeping them as they are.
 
Sorry I meant the strap for the MG, don't know why I used the word belt which of course sounded like I meant the ammo belt :facepalm:

Einion
 
Sorry I meant the strap for the MG, don't know why I used the word belt which of course sounded like I meant the ammo belt :facepalm:

Einion

Oh ok. That changes things LOL! I just wanted to try something a little different regarding the leather strap. I figured since it is a prominent part of the figure (being right up front where it is easily seen)it deserved a little extra detailing. It is strictly by choice that I decided to try this effect so whether it is realistic or not I'm not sure. I got a couple of positive comments about it on another board so I guess the viewer will decide. Again thanks for your feedback.
 
Hello Dan, I also agree with Carl about the great painting of the Parka. I'm working on a similar figure by Jeff Shiu, and would appreciate knowing what Vallejo colors you used to paint it? I've been experimenting with Vallejo colors after making the switch from enamels. Trying to make a new formula notebook. Thanks. Regards, SG
 

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