Napoleon in Egypt (my first historical figure)

[Ewan]

I finally finished my first historical figure; Napoleon in Egypt by Pegaso models. Thanks for the feedback from my WiP.

 

[Nap]

Hi Ewan

Great to see this finished , a nice result , I do like the work you’ve done on the sash , embroidery is neat and you’ve got a nice uniform blue .

Did you stipple on the highs ...they look good

You should be very pleased with this

Well done on the V bench as well https://www.planetfigure.com/threads/wip-of-first-historical-miniature-c-c-wanted.698485/

Why not support the competitions see link below

Thanks for sharing

Looking forward to seeing more

Happy brushes

Nap

 

[Ewan]

Thanks very much
The blue uniform was done by glazing over a zenithal using spray cans; no extra highlights added.
The competitions look fun, I think I will enter.
What level should I go for? I was going to go for intermediate.

 

[Briggsy]

Cracking finish Ewan, an iconic figure and pose and an equally great paint job. What colours do you use for the breeches, I really struggle with these lighter colours.

Simon

 

[Ewan]

Cracking finish Ewan, an iconic figure and pose and an equally great paint job. What colours do you use for the breeches, I really struggle with these lighter colours.

Simon

Ta very much. The base was buff from the scale colour artist range. I highlighted by adding ivory and I think I shaded by adding a touch of Payne's grey and maybe a bit of burnt sienna umber again from the scale artist range.

 

[NigelR]

Very nice, well dome!

 

[Gooner Mike]

Great work

 

[Steve Ski]

Fine work, Ewin!

 

[Briggsy]

Ta very much. The base was buff from the scale colour artist range. I highlighted by adding ivory and I think I shaded by adding a touch of Payne's grey and maybe a bit of burnt sienna umber again from the scale artist range.

Thanks, I feel.the need for another on line paint purchase, so far Vellajo hasn't impressed. That said I saw today that Element Games are re-doing the P3 paints and their paler colours were never chalky. Going to get to the point where I need another draw in my desk just for paint!

Simon