WIP Critique Nearly finished

[brian]

 

[Scott Sheltz]

Excellent paint work! What did you use for the metal? It came out great

 

[Redcap]

Superb work Brian.
Gary

 

[sd0324]

Very nice painting.


Steve

 

[Chrisr]

Excellent work Brian.

 

[Giwe]

Great work!!!

 

[taliesin2013]

Fantastic work!
Taliesin

 

[Nap]

Hi Brian

That's looking great , great metallic work and the fleshwork looks spot on

Good to see you posting

Look forward to more

Happy benchtime

Nap

 

[1969]

Fantastic work as usual Brian, love the metalwork on him.
Steve

 

[Paulo]

Like a lot the Metal !

 

[KenBoyle]

Absolutely fantastic work Brian!

Cheers,
Ken

 

[Larsen E. Whipsnade]

Wow! Beautifully done.
Rick

 

[Lucas Ferron]

amazing work, brian!

 

[clrsgt]

Beautifly done Brian. Excellent metal work. I too would like to know how you did the metal work.

 

[Viking Bob]

Fantastic Brian, beautiful painting.

 

[Redcap]

Come on Brian! - metals - what's the secret please?

Gary

 

[brian]

[COLOR=var(--primary-text)]Brian Snaddonhttps://www.facebook.com/brian.snad...sqhYCIJLCWDGhDU7-9sSKp8KR8KqGrKdA&__tn__=R]-R[/COLOR]
Over a grey primer I painted on by brush Dark Star Baroque metallic.I then paint Over the entire armour with Lamp black oil paint with bit of Burnt umber mix.I then remove the oils with kitchen towel.I let this dry for 2 days and applied a thin coat of Tamiya Smoke which tends to leave it a bit too glossy,so I applied a thin coat of Valleyo satin varnish.When it's all dried I highlighted parts of the armour with the Baroque metallic paint and increased the recesses with the original oil mix..

 

[Jimmy S]

Come on Brian! - metals - what's the secret please?

Gary

The secret I found is to a) Buy one of Brians figures, b) study it intently, c)practice, and then d) hope you can get close to the masterpiece in front of you. I'm currently on D.

 

[Redcap]

[COLOR=var(--primary-text)]Brian Snaddon[/COLOR]
Over a grey primer I painted on by brush Dark Star Baroque metallic.I then paint Over the entire armour with Lamp black oil paint with bit of Burnt umber mix.I then remove the oils with kitchen towel.I let this dry for 2 days and applied a thin coat of Tamiya Smoke which tends to leave it a bit too glossy,so I applied a thin coat of Valleyo satin varnish.When it's all dried I highlighted parts of the armour with the Baroque metallic paint and increased the recesses with the original oil mix..

Tremendous - thanks Brian!

Gary

 

[Steve Ski]

Outstanding!