MikeTheKiwi Book: COMING - WW1 Allied Figures

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Does it include color formulas for oil painting? Thank you.
I do add detail about oils & other mediums I use Jaybo.
Note though I use these for various effects & textures, like leathers, furs and metals not specifically for uniforms.
I’ve tried to include lots of other info that make this more of a multipurpose book for modelling.
MikeTheKiwi
 
Sorry Nap - ‘Supply Chain issues’



Goodness No Pressure Nigel mate!


I'm holding off eating Nigel ....LOL !

Reckon this book might be rather popular !

Such is life Mike ...all credit to you for the book an incredible amount of work and time

#3 on the horizon perhaps from Mike ....just saying ...LOL

Nap
 
I'm holding off eating Nigel ....LOL !
Reckon this book might be rather popular !
Such is life Mike ...all credit to you for the book an incredible amount of work and time
#3 on the horizon perhaps from Mike ....just saying ...LOL
Nap
Here’s another taster Nap et al.
Sketches in my book help explain tips & uniform details.
Inspired by ’Stan Catchpole’ (Bryan Fosten) & Bill Donnelly’s WW1 articles in late 1980’s Military Modelling.


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Oh you tease!

I still have three Historex catalogues from the 70s and regularly refer to Bryan's drawings in those.

wow that looks awesome!
I still use Stan's modelmaking tips book all the time. This is going to be a 'must have' too!
Good to hear you like this aspect guys.
Tried to cover all the bases in learning materials.
Not long now…………
MikeTheKiwi
 
So much for Crowood Press and their early notification system - not a dickey bird from them despite signing up for email updates! Order placed anyway, looking forward to this :)
 
So much for Crowood Press and their early notification system - not a dickey bird from them despite signing up for email updates! Order placed anyway, looking forward to this :)
Seems like manual reply system Nigel bit important thing is you know now mate. Thanks for support & trust useful.
Keep receipt & tell ‘em what you think please.
MikeTheKiwi
 
Mike, just received my copy yesterday evening, (post was later than usual) I was able to get a better look today and it’s Fantastic! I especially like the inclusion of historical re-enactors that give a, “real world” view of uniforms and environments. And I am a big fan of being able to have the book open at the bench for easier referencing. This is truly a must have book for WW1 enthusiasts.

Tom
 
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