Marder III Crewman

[homellop]

Hi Bill and Kenneth.
Yes,the figure comes from the capable hands of mr.Hirano,sold under Gunze label.
I've changed the head for another one from Hornet.The original head was wonderful but I changed it because I needed a Whermatch late war cap

cheers
jaume

 

[johnbrewer]

I want more!!!!. what projects have you on the bench now?.

 

[homellop]

Another Marder III crewman

 

[homellop]

And another one...

 

[RobH]

Wonderful Jaume!!

interesting to see the first of these two with the early stages of highlighting only. I can see your brush strokes!! That all seems to disappear on the completed figure. How do you do that!

I know you're a 'Vallejo' man, but do you do anything specific to blend the final piece? Very vague question I know!

Rob

 

[Pete_H]

Jaume,
De verdad que tus piezas son obras de arte. Podrias discutir un poco sobre tu metodo para pintar camoflaje con acrilicos? Mil gracias!

 

[John Long]

Beautiful work as usual Jaume.

I would love a phonetic spelling of your name. I guess it's the Obsessive Compulsive disorder kicking in. Is it pronounced with a J sound or an H sound. Forgive my ignorance.

 

[jitch0t]

Jaume no dijiste que hasta el viernes no enseñarías las fotos?? que malo eres maravillosas, quiero más

John, it's pronounced like... Jaw-ma

 

[Jason W.]

Jaume,

Excellent work my friend. Thanks for sharing pictures of your work with us.

Jason

 

[homellop]

Hi folks.Thanks for the nice comments.

Rob.Usually I start painting the base colour and doing two or three rude highlights and shadows.
Then,I blend these with intermediate tones and a lot of patience
As you can see in the pic,I've done three highlights and two shadows.I'll post a pic with the blending tomorrow

Pete.Gracias por el comentario.Estoy preparando un artículo sobre la pintura de camuflajes alemanes para dentro de muy poco.

Best Regards

jaw-ma

 

[Anders Heintz]

Beautiful Jaume!

How about a SBS on how you paint clothing? It is superb!!

 

[Larry R]

OK maybe I missed it, oils or acrylics? Either way I love your work and the warmth your figures have!

 

[garyjd]

Jaume, As always excellent work. I rally like the way you did the Italian camouflage.~Gary

 

[yeo_64]

Jaume,beautiful work on the figures How many intermediate tones do you use to blend your flesh areas with Your comments on this will be greatly appreciated.Thanks and cheers !
Kenneth

 

[RobH]

Jaume

Thanks for your response.
When you say blend, do you mean thin washes? or is there any wet-wet blending?

BTW, for my german I used your article on field grey. As my man was in the depths of winter stalingrad, I've used a pale blue and white for my highlight mix with the field grey, to keep the 'cool' feel of his conditions.

Rob

 

[KeithP]

Jaume-

Excellent work. Always an inspiration to see your work.
You seem to capture the individual character in you face painting so well.

Keith

 

[johnbrewer]

Just fantastic work. I keep on expecting the figures to move.

 

[homellop]

Hi Folks.
Thanks for the nice comments.

When you say blend, do you mean thin washes? or is there any wet-wet blending?

Yes I mean thin washes.I liked your field grey,indeed

How many intermediate tones do you use to blend your flesh areas with

Usually I use 6 highlights and three shadows,gradually lighter(or darker) from base colour

OK maybe I missed it, oils or acrylics?

Acrylics

 

[RobH]

Thanks for your reply Jaume!



Rob

 

[yeo_64]

Thanks,Jaume Kenneth