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Mark S
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Andrew the armour looks great.
I can see it would have been a lot of fun to paint!Well done.
But I feel the flesh parts should have as much gradation of light and shade as the rest.
I know you've said previously that you only see a monotone when you look at the real thing but all I can say is you're just not looking closely enough.
Look into any face closely and you'll see a myriad of colours.
That said it's a great looking figure.
I can see it would have been a lot of fun to paint!Well done.
But I feel the flesh parts should have as much gradation of light and shade as the rest.
I know you've said previously that you only see a monotone when you look at the real thing but all I can say is you're just not looking closely enough.
Look into any face closely and you'll see a myriad of colours.
That said it's a great looking figure.
specmod
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Hey Stiff
Appreciate the comments, and understand what you mean, though l have to say,all depends on a persons complexion, but in this figures case, the photos l have taken have washed alot of the color out, will try to do some better pics.
Cheers Andrew
Appreciate the comments, and understand what you mean, though l have to say,all depends on a persons complexion, but in this figures case, the photos l have taken have washed alot of the color out, will try to do some better pics.
Cheers Andrew
dannyk01
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This figures armour looks stunning. If metal has shades and so on (and because of dirt) so does skin and all that. The only thing that i fell letting it down is the skin.
Daniel
Daniel
megroot
A Fixture
Andrew,
The metal is really looking good.
But i'm with the others. More shading on the skintone will do no harm.
Marc
The metal is really looking good.
But i'm with the others. More shading on the skintone will do no harm.
Marc
tonydawe
A Fixture
Hi Andrew,
The important thing is that you're happy with it mate. Personally, I prefer a bit more contrast too, but each to his own. If you like it and you had fun painting him, that's all that matters.
The important thing is that you're happy with it mate. Personally, I prefer a bit more contrast too, but each to his own. If you like it and you had fun painting him, that's all that matters.
Sambaman
A Fixture
The metals on this guys armor are top notch Andrew. I like more contrasts in my figures much as the others do, but there is something to be said for what Tony has pointd out as well. I do want to point out one thing though, I see what looks like a pretty pronounced seam line you didn't sand off going down the length of the right arm right on the outer front surface. Don't be in a rush with your prep-work. Keep up the good work!
Jay H.
OKC
Jay H.
OKC
specmod
Well-Known Member
Thanks all for your comments, all taken aboard, will try to add a little more tone to the flesh, and thanks goes to sambaman, l didnt even see that darsterly seam line, bugger!
Cheers Andrew
Cheers Andrew
