Jesilious

[Szymon]

Hi.
I'd like to show new model. It's Enigma Miniatures 28mm. (some more i think) scale, sculpt by Lattore, what means it gave lots of fun durning paitning. I may be reworking some details, or maybe base. But i'd like to know if you see something wrong.. is he very colorful or its just me ? Thanks for any comments

 

[Bad91Fellow]

Awesome for 28mm!!!!!!!!!

 

[bwildfong]

I can't even do eyes (er, eye !) like that in 54mm scale ! Great job Szymon !

Cheers,

Brian

 

[je_touche]

Wspaniała figurka jak na 28 mm. Bardzo mi się podoba!

 

[John Bowery]

WOW,
Awesome especially for 28mm.
Cheers
John

 

[phc35]

great work and photography to boot

 

[captnenglish]

Never realized how cool this figure is, nice work.

 

[Szymon]

Thanks for comments, here is he finished(with new face, other texture on glove and some details fixed):

 

[phc35]

I'd like to know the steps used to paint the flame.very realistic

 

[captnenglish]

I'd like to know the steps used to paint the flame.very realistic

Yes, that would be useful

 

[Sambaman]

Well done!

Jay H.
OKC

 

[Roc]

Good work, this figure has lots of details.



Cheers
Roc

 

[Marcel]

Excellent paintjob!!

Marcel.

 

[Szymon]

Thanks for comments.

I explain how flames were painted. I used Citadel and P3 paints in this case, as they have bright colors, vallejo oranges are somehow duller, but they would do, i write comparison guide if you use vallejo.
-Base with Menoth White Highlight(AV Ivory) over grey primer
-Flames are very light in recesses, so i leave a bit of pure Off white in there, and i start higlighting it with light yellow, flat yellow from vallejo would do. I highlight in 'reverse' manner, only 'core' of flame is very light.
-I keep adding to off white/yellow mixture some orange, blazing orange or purpleheart red. I add it quite heavily, as flames have 'quick' blend between white yellow and orange red.
-after orange i add dark flesh, burnt cad red will work.
-when they have enough red, or rather reddish brown, i add to this color a lot of black, and apply short strokes of that at ends. It is meant to simulate smoke.