theBaron
A Fixture
Great thread, great idea, Nap!
Prost!
Brad
Prost!
Brad
Naps References covering PAINTING/MIXES & SCULPTING
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Another set of colours for fleshwork
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Flesh work from PF member Martin ( Visjemar )
Basic sketch work for the shade and highlights on pics 1
6&7 beret and eyes painted
All painted with Vallejo.
Base: brownsand
Shade: added Burn Cad.Red, Burn umber and some violet red.
Hgihlights: added basic skintone
Tones: Yollow ochre , old rose and middlestone
Goggle's painted using Tamiya Smoke and clear yellow
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Basic sketch work for the shade and highlights on pics 1
6&7 beret and eyes painted
All painted with Vallejo.
Base: brownsand
Shade: added Burn Cad.Red, Burn umber and some violet red.
Hgihlights: added basic skintone
Tones: Yollow ochre , old rose and middlestone
Goggle's painted using Tamiya Smoke and clear yellow
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One for Oil users but obviously you can use similar coloured acrylics
Thanks to LUC
WIP shots
Completed head
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Thanks to LUC
WIP shots
Completed head
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Kimmo
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Came across an interesting piece on the Zorn palette. The name meant nothing to me as I haven't studied painting, but an interesting look at skin tones with a limited palette for those of you who like mixing paint.
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socko47
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More on the Zorn...
Nice Confederate colour
From a US Modeller
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From a US Modeller
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Hi folks
Couple more useful details I've used , thanks to PF members !
Metallics
Flesh
Dark skin
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Couple more useful details I've used , thanks to PF members !
Metallics
Flesh
Dark skin
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franck edet
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the NMM looks just perfect ! the flesh tones are incredible !
harrytheheid
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This thread is Super-Useful.
I made a horrible job of the face on this figure...(probably rushed it too much, to be honest)...
...so using this thread as a guideline ought to enable me to come up with a much better looking miniature -- hopefully something more like the artwork that came with the kit packaging.
I made a horrible job of the face on this figure...(probably rushed it too much, to be honest)...
...so using this thread as a guideline ought to enable me to come up with a much better looking miniature -- hopefully something more like the artwork that came with the kit packaging.
Good Tartan SBS in pictures
Unsure of artist pic from Pinterest
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Unsure of artist pic from Pinterest
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Thought I'd add this here
A picture SBS of the build up of flesh painted by MICHAEL HILLEARY
A picture SBS of the build up of flesh painted by MICHAEL HILLEARY
From BRAN ....thank you
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Steve Ski
A Fixture
Dang, Kevin, I coulda used this a long time ago, HA! Just hackin on ya, Brother. That painter is Julia Moshura;https://www.puttyandpaint.com/Vuoksa
Excellent postings, btw, very useful!
Scotty
A Fixture
Steve Ski,
I think you did a great job with your tartans, The squares (sett) in this SBS are a bit big and the pattern is off centre. The black line that runs through the lighter green squares should run down the centre of the body, His Sergeant major would have a fit!
does this count as rivet counting? do I get a prize?Scotty
Steve Ski
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Steve Ski,
I think you did a great job with your tartans, The squares (sett) in this SBS are a bit big and the pattern is off centre. The black line that runs through the lighter green squares should run down the centre of the body, His Sergeant major would have a fit!
Scotty
Chaching! You win, my friend, HA!
Your button count was correct, but we've temperarily lost our prize box, oh no,........... Please be patient,.........Yes, those squares were a bit big for me too, but all in all Julia did a great job on the entire set. I've seen her flag work, incredible, and something I also had a fight with. Those tartans were a tough battle for an "Olive Drab Yankee" kinda guy, lol. Thanks for the kudos, Amigo.
