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Tarracus
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Wooow I like it a lot... Just one point: Imo the base is too thin for that figure, in some of the views it seems about to fell down backwards...Anyway an excellent paintwork
Lovely work.
Carl.
Carl.
John Bowery
A Fixture
Really nice and well displayed.
Cheers
John
Cheers
John
Edorta
A Fixture
Superb painting and ground work. I specially like the fur and the leather.
Military miniatures painted by Eduardo Garcia
Military miniatures painted by Eduardo Garcia
Thank you Guys, is nice to hear nice words. Eduardo I really had a great time painting the leather, I mad it in acrilics, the base is glossy black+flat brown and a bit of purple. Higlights adding orange brown and at the end light orange. extreme higlights and linings with sunny skin tone. to soften shadow marks and integrate the colors I give a wach of purple, very controled. I hope this be useful for you, ask me more if you need. the furr was also very nice to do !!
Tarracus, I just love the Spanish concept that we can tell a story with a rather smaller base. Big bases call out the atention of your figure wich is the most important subject. anyway a small base can be exaustivelly datailled (here is an example), this base is only 3x3 cm, but I relly wanted this one because i'm going to add a wather linein the small empty space. This figure is the resin version (n.31 if you want t know) limited edition, so itsn't heavy. But... in the end I must admit that the figure is (a litlle) bit more at the right side of the base, but I dont thik this change a thing. anyway thaks for your sicerly advise/opinion. I''ll post again very soon about a scratch figure of the American revolution in one also small base, I hope you give me your advice again, ok.
I live with some more pictures...
Tarracus, I just love the Spanish concept that we can tell a story with a rather smaller base. Big bases call out the atention of your figure wich is the most important subject. anyway a small base can be exaustivelly datailled (here is an example), this base is only 3x3 cm, but I relly wanted this one because i'm going to add a wather linein the small empty space. This figure is the resin version (n.31 if you want t know) limited edition, so itsn't heavy. But... in the end I must admit that the figure is (a litlle) bit more at the right side of the base, but I dont thik this change a thing. anyway thaks for your sicerly advise/opinion. I''ll post again very soon about a scratch figure of the American revolution in one also small base, I hope you give me your advice again, ok.
I live with some more pictures...
Mike Stevens
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Nicely done!
megroot
A Fixture
Outstanding paintwork.
Marc
Marc
Mariner
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Awesome job, Paulo....I've always liked this figure and you've inspired me to try it
Mary
Mary
amomfaretos
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Beautiful work, love the colours you pick and the tones,also the base ground is just perfect!!
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