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Joe Hudson

A Fixture
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St Charles, MO
Hey Guys,

Here is one other figure that I did last year. It is among one of my favorites. I had this kit many years ago and never quite finished it so it went to the big waste basket in the sky! :lol: I decided to try it again and here is what I did. I was inspired after seeing Latorre's in the magazine.

Joe
 

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a close up and I had not painted the buttons yet! :eek: I am sorry that I don't have any pictures with them painted.

Joe
 

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Another Good one. Is this Andrea?

The black looks good to me. I like the shadow and highlights on the derby!
BTW, what WAS your mix for black :lol: ?

Keith
 
I liked Latorre's version real well too. You've done a great job on yours too Joe. I think I've seen this one in the round, haven't I?
 
Thanks guys. I paint my black by mixing different shades of browns into the black.

The colors I use the most are raw umber and beige brown. By doing this I can add more of the browns for highlights and more of the black for shadows until just pure black is used. I try to make it more of a grey shade and this way when you add the black it kind of looks like black. I hope this makes some sense. :)

John,

You probably remember seeing it in Atlanta, Tulsa and Chicago! He is worn out from all his travels! :lol:

Joe
 
Hi Joe,

Superb painting, especially on the blacks, which isn't the easiest of things to do. Congratulations on a superb figure.

Greetz,

Gino
 
Great job Joe. Iv'e always been a fan of Westeren figures ( I even "almost" bought this figure once, I will now ;) ) and after looking at yours, I'm mightily impressed. I never saw Latorre's version and honestly, I don't need to. Your work is inspiring enough. Maybe it's time to break out a cowboy for a little break in the routine.

Thanks, Jim
 
Joe, I could follow the lead of others and tell you how great of a paintjob you've done (which you really have done ;) ) but that won't help us learn. So tell us: how did you go about painting the black clothing? It looks superb.

Thanks in advance, amigo!
 
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