Completed "Fill Your Hands You Son of a Bitch"

[BigDaddy]

Hi Everyone!
I just finished this Carl Reid sculpt of Rooster Cogburn. Acrylics and a little oils. Thanks for looking.

Matt

 

[Dekiman]

Nice one.

 

[Viking Bob]

Superb tones on the flesh. The details on the rifle that have been added are the little extra that make it
This is John Wayne

 

[Martin Antonenko]

Really good Job!

Cheers

 

[sd0324]

I like it a lot, great work here!



Steve

 

[misfit151]

Fabulous version of this great character... Terrific painting...Mike

 

[Grod]

Great paintwork Matt.
Gordon

 

[taff edwards]

Hi Matt
Great job love the tones work really have brought it to life love the addition of ring on Winchester and Colt
I must finish mine
Chris

 

[Nap]

Matt ,

That looks great love the fleshtones ...do share!

The clothing is also really well painted a very nice display piece

Thanks for sharing

Nap

 

[Ben-nl]

well done

Ben

 

[Stephan]

What a beauty, what a big colourmix on the jacket.
Like that very well.

 

[ellie]

I like it a lot well done love the colors very understated they look worn great job.

Ian

www.elliesminiatures.com

 

[BigDaddy]

Simple flesh mix: Vallejo Brown Sand, Burnt Cad Red, and Sunny Skintone (Basic Flesh too). A little Jo Sonja Burnt Sienna, plus Raw Umber and black added for shadows. I used a touch of Jo Sonja Brown Madder for some color in the cheeks. Iraqui Sand and US Field Drab for the coat.

 

[El Tché]

I frankly prefer the way you painted the wood on the winchester than on the colt

 

[Michaelminiatures]

That's excellent Matt!

 

[John Bowery]

Matt,
Well done and the jacket looks great.
Cheers
John

 

[NickM]

Nice work, Matt! Looks great

 

[smudger1960]

Congratulations Matt,a beautiful piece of work

 

[Jimbo]

Superb painting, very impressive.
Cheers
Jim

 

[BigDaddy]

I frankly prefer the way you painted the wood on the winchester than on the colt

The grips on the pistol are not wood- John Wayne used he same Colt pistol for most of his Western movies- it had a yellowish colored grip- called "calalin". It was some kind of hard plastic.
I used a butterscotch color for those.