Red army lieutenant 1941,1/16.

[santi fernandez]

This bust I have painted taking advantage of my holidays ... as I will miss painting all day.
I hope you like it and your comments are well received.

Santi.

 

[billyturnip]

I like the way you have painted that Santi, there is something ghostly about that face.

 

[Viking Bob]

Beautifully done.

 

[Tony Dawe]

Well done Santi

 

[Nickolay]

Hello Santi, May be this is due to the light set up, but the cubes on the gorget patches of the junior lieutenant of Red Army in 1941 has to be dark bloody red, the border is in golden yellow - like on the pictures below:

It is up to you, for sure. Nick

 

[megroot]

very nice work.

Marc

 

[Nap]

Nice artwork Santi ...would like to see the pics on a lighter background as well

Thanks for sharing

Nap

 

[phil_h]

Nice job
Phil

 

[santi fernandez]

Thanks for the answers and lose a little time in commenting.
Nick,Thanks for your comment, in a few days I will look at changing the color.
Santi.

 

[Nickolay]

Great to hear, Santi!
The uniform of that dramatic period had quite sophisticated ranking set up, even it may look pretty simple. I did pained that bust some time ago and studied that topic - the typical color of the uniform shirt and belts were also OFTEN in a different color, but at the same time some historic expert says that it could very, so I used typical colors of the field uniform used at the time of the beginning of the Second World War in Soviet Red army. Here is just one image- if you need: