French Revolution

[Taiko]

Hi everyone,
let my introduce my figure. French Revolution from Pegaso model, sculptor Maurizio Bruno. I paint the figure with oil colour. What do you thing of this figure? I respect all constructive comment. Thank you...

 

[Normo]

Hi Milan
Nicely done with good colours, one small comment, perhaps as he was a french revolutionary he might be a bit too clean! what with the conditions in france around that time
You can easily "dirty" him up a bit and he will look a bit more natural
Still a very satisfactory paint job, well done
Whats next?
Cheers
John

 

[Sambaman]

Nice work. I like the blue and yellow, they work nicely together. I might agree with John, at least the seat of the pants to me looks like it could be "dirtied-up" a bit. The barels in the back are a nice touch but look just a tad shiney to my eye. Over all though, very well done!

Jay H.
OKC

 

[Guy]

Excellent work Milan. I have to agree with Jay & John. He's too clean. Needs a little subtle weathering. Whats next on your bench?

 

[Taiko]

Thanks for your comment. I use Mig-pigments for dirthy, but i think its not enough. I will try to do with very thin akrylic colour. Perhaps it will by better.
I finish my work with Latorre model(70mm) now. Its conversion model - "Templar with saracen flag". I present the foto next week.
(sorry to my anglish. I´m beginner but I learn quickly )

 

[periklis_sale]

Nice work my firend!!!! As everybody said he is too clean.. add a bit of mud, dirt etc...

 

[megroot]

Nice work. I've done this figure myself some weeks ago.
One thing: The concard on the had is from left to right: red, white, blue.
And i agree with the others, he is to clean.

Marc

 

[vergilius]

The colours are a bit to bright, but this can easily be fixed. You clearly have the talent