WIP Pilots WWII

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Mark Dollery

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Hi Guys, Start of a new WIP on two WWII Pilots, first up is Sang Eon Lee's (Life Miniatures) British Pilot 1940 & finishing the face & hands. I am using Vallejo Model colours at the moment with a bit of retarder & flow enhancer, I have attempted to portray the youthfulness of the young British Pilots at that time.
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The next up is the Youngs Flying Tiger bust which I have tried to put a bit of roughness into the facial features,

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That's the start of them, let me know what you think, always open to comments,
Mark D ;)
 
Hi Mark!

I like the smooth of the flesh tones but particularly like more the 1st. Very well done my friend.
Pedro.
 
Thanks for the comments guys, sounds like I'm am heading in the right direction!:)
Zane, I am using the layering technique but blending the edges when I can between the colours with the retarder working well.
Trying to keep the transitions subtle without being too tight with colour.
I will see where this takes me...o_O
regards
Mark D ;)
 
Really nice subtle flesh tones on both busts nice to see when done with restraint .....well done so far ...Kevin
 
Very good start. Natural flesh tones that look quite nice. Look forward to seeing more progress from you on these two busts.
 
Hi Mark
Love the art work on both figures so distinctly different and you have really started to pull of the different faces youth and rough it up flying tiger .
Will be following this with great interest
Fantastic job so far
Cheers Chris
 
Very impressive start mark,this looks a great bust and I've only seen the box art version painted so far so I'm really looking forward to seeing this finished
 
Can only repeat what the others have said Mark, awesome work on the faces, but the first one is probably the best face I have seen done for a long time!

Absolutely beautiful work.


Cheer's,
Jeff.
 

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