WIP Critique Norman Flat 70MM

[phc35]

Please give comments. This guy is not yet finished, but would like to know if I'm heading in the right direction

painted in Vallejo, Reaper, And Jo Sonya acrylics

 

[Joe55]

I think its coming around nicely. Is his coat supposed to be the 'quilted' type? If so, you may want to do lights and darks on each individual square. Just be careful to maintain the overall shading that you've got going. Does that make sense?

Joe

 

[Nap]

Nice start IMO , like the way the shadows are going .....who makes this piece as its probably a size I might like to have a go at ..once I get all my GA out of the way ..or maybe inbetween!!!

Is is sculpted on 1 side only ?

Thanks for sharing

Nap

Nap

 

[Ulrich]

I think you are going in the right direction but I can only agree with Joe

Nap: It is engraved from Andreas Trost (Trostzinn) and avaiable from Jupiter Miniatura http://flachfigur.de/2.html (scroll down)

 

[billyturnip]

Yes definitely off to a good start, nice big contrasts between light and shadow and it's obvious where the light direction is from. That's the way to go.

Roger.

 

[swralph]

Yes definitely off to a good start, nice big contrasts between light and shadow and it's obvious where the light direction is from. That's the way to go.

Roger.

I agree

 

[Wings5797]

A very nice start.
Cheers
Keith

 

[phc35]

thank you all for the comments. and Thanks Ulrich for addressing where it cam from.I bought It at the MMSI show in Chicago and it was not labeled. I just looked at the webb site ans I see that the shop button is not in effect,Is there any other way to order from them?

Jay

 

[Nap]

Cheers Ulrich ,

Scrolling odwn there are some great flats there such a variety ......very tempting

...and many others

Nap

 

[Glen]

Many of the Trost figures (these included) are available at The Little Tin Soldier: http://www.thelittletinsoldier.com/catalog/ . Very handy if you live in the US.

Glen