WIP Critique Officer of Engineers, Mil-mart minis.

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housecarl

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I've joined the flat painting virgins with this 120mm flat from Ken Farrar. This one depicts a 2nd Lieutenant of the Royal Engineers WW1. The face is near enough, the rest just blocked in.
Carl.
 

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Great! Another recruit. :D

Good start Carl and a brilliant subject from Ken.
I won't be make a move from throwing paint on to rounds just yet Roger. But I can say, there will be more flat WW1 subjects to come.
Thanks again everyone for taking the time to comment,
Carl.
 
Looking good Carl , I think with this pieace you will have to decide at which direction the light source is coming from and add more highlights on the side and some deeper shadows on the other , unlike our little round friends these flats need more suggestion , I think you know what I mean .
So when did Ken bring this one out ?
chippy
 
Been looking forward to seeing this one painted mate and you are doing a stella job.

Looks like ken has started a `flats Revolution` :)

Cheers

Steve
 
Thanks for the comments chaps. I'll be sticking to round ones in the future Steve, although this a refreshing change.
Thanks again,
Carl.
 
Hi Mate
looking good, after spending 12 years in the engineers i shall look forward to seeing this finished

Paul
 
Very cool, Carl! Wonderful work!

So they are called Flats. I'm going to have to look into the specifics. Is it all right if I show you something? I don't want to be rude and post a pic in your WIP thread so I put some stuff in my gallery if you want to see it. But I think you'll get a kick out of it.

We call 'em chachki's/Tchachki's (don't ask me, I didn't come up with it), medallions, tiles, bas-relief and every once in awhile someone makes a medallion you can hang as an ornament.

So I'm gonna be a butt-in-sky and join you guys when I get a chance to paint one of mine. ;)

My apologies, Carl, I don't mean to hijack your thread. This is going to be fun to watch.

Cheers,
Karrie
 
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