winston
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Very nice paint job Tony!!!
WIP Sgt Lowerson VC, 21st Bn AIF
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tonydawe
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Thanks Dan, you're far too generous mate. It was a pleasure to paint and build and I'm very pleased to like the way he turned out.
tonydawe
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Hi Phillipe,
Thank you very much for your comment, it's greatly appreciated.
Thank you very much for your comment, it's greatly appreciated.
1969
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I am a bit slow in catching this one mate but what a fantastic finish to the figure and the scenery, love the look on his face, looks like he is running over in his mind what has happened or about to happen.
Nice one mate
Steve
Nice one mate
Steve
tonydawe
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Cheers Steve,
I was trying to convey the look of a man who has just been through hell, and is sitting down to have a quiet smoke knowing that in a minute he's got to go back into it.
He's thinking "By the end of this day, I'll either have the Victoria Cross or a wooden cross."
Thanks for your comments mate, they are very much appreciated.
I was trying to convey the look of a man who has just been through hell, and is sitting down to have a quiet smoke knowing that in a minute he's got to go back into it.
He's thinking "By the end of this day, I'll either have the Victoria Cross or a wooden cross."
Thanks for your comments mate, they are very much appreciated.
dancap3286
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Great job Tony...
All around a super job! The uniform, fleshtones and groundwork all come together very well.
All around a super job! The uniform, fleshtones and groundwork all come together very well.
kansas kid
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Well done, Tony
Very nice and well done, Tony:
And also I particularly like the quality of the photographs. Altho I wonder if
perhaps the lighting may have slightly lightened the tones in his pack on his
back. More on that in a mo.
I really like the (oh no, he's going to say it again!! ) COLOUR HARMONY
in the way you selected your colours, mate. I can even see a hint of the reds
of the brick rubble, in the brown of his uniform. And also, of course, in the
stock of him weapon. Re the shades in the lighter coloured back pack: it is
just a matter of personal taste, here you understand. But I would have liked
to see a little more contrast of tones, especially in the shadow area, i.e. on
the sides and bottom of the pack. However, and now harking back to the first
paragraph, it may be that those tones are there, and just not visible here,
because of the lighting. Regardless, just a very nice presentation. The face,
the eyes, and the growth of beard are all very well done.
The Miami Jayhawk
Very nice and well done, Tony:
And also I particularly like the quality of the photographs. Altho I wonder if
perhaps the lighting may have slightly lightened the tones in his pack on his
back. More on that in a mo.
I really like the (oh no, he's going to say it again!!
) COLOUR HARMONYin the way you selected your colours, mate. I can even see a hint of the reds
of the brick rubble, in the brown of his uniform. And also, of course, in the
stock of him weapon. Re the shades in the lighter coloured back pack: it is
just a matter of personal taste, here you understand. But I would have liked
to see a little more contrast of tones, especially in the shadow area, i.e. on
the sides and bottom of the pack. However, and now harking back to the first
paragraph, it may be that those tones are there, and just not visible here,
because of the lighting. Regardless, just a very nice presentation. The face,
the eyes, and the growth of beard are all very well done.
The Miami Jayhawk
davidmitchell
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Great finish Tony on the figure and groundwork,I also have this great little figure waiting to be painted.Have saved your photos for future reference.
Cheers David
Cheers David
tonydawe
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Hi Dan, thanks so much for your generous comments mate, they are greatly appreciated. I'm very pleased you think it all came togther so well. That's what I was hoping for.
Hi Rick, your comments about the colour of the pack are spot on mate. I intend to add some more contrast as you suggest. As for the colour harmony, I chose to dry brush some red/ brown pastel chalk over the lower torso to simulate the red brick dust from the destroyed building. I think it helps to tie the figure to the base. I'm pleased you like it mate, and I appreciate your comments and suggestions.
Hi Mitsutaka, I'm very pleased you like this figure and I appreciate your comments very much. I really enjoyed painting this figure and I'm pleased it goes so well with the groundwork and base I chose.
Hi Ken, yes a little restrained from my usual weathering efforts mate. I'm glad you noticed. I wanted to suggest dirt and mud without having to lay it on with a trowel. Once again its great to have your encouragement mate.
Hi David, thanks for your comments mate. I'll be very intereseted to see how this figure turns out once you get your hands on it. Thanks for your comments mate.
Hi Rick, your comments about the colour of the pack are spot on mate.
I intend to add some more contrast as you suggest. As for the colour harmony, I chose to dry brush some red/ brown pastel chalk over the lower torso to simulate the red brick dust from the destroyed building. I think it helps to tie the figure to the base. I'm pleased you like it mate, and I appreciate your comments and suggestions.Hi Mitsutaka, I'm very pleased you like this figure and I appreciate your comments very much.
I really enjoyed painting this figure and I'm pleased it goes so well with the groundwork and base I chose.Hi Ken, yes a little restrained from my usual weathering efforts mate.
I'm glad you noticed. I wanted to suggest dirt and mud without having to lay it on with a trowel. Once again its great to have your encouragement mate.Hi David, thanks for your comments mate. I'll be very intereseted to see how this figure turns out once you get your hands on it.
Thanks for your comments mate.
He turned out well Tony. I really like the wood effects on the rifle, and the rubble is very well done.
Carl.
Carl.
tonydawe
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Thanks Carl, I'm grateful for your comments mate.
he turned out great sir. the setting he is in adds so much more to the figure and really sets the scene. Very well done, not to mention you have made him an Australian rather than British to suit your home country. This is what speaks to me the most.
tonydawe
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Hi Mike, thanks very much for your comments. I'm very pleased you liked the groundwork and the conversion from British to Australian. It wasn't difficult to make the changes, but for me those small details changed the significance of the figure enormously. Its very gratifying to know that my figure "spoke to you" in some way, and I really appreciate the feedback.
tonydawe
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Hi Alexandros, thanks you so much for your generous comments. I'm really pleased you like it.
megroot
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Excellent work Tony,
Saved the picture's for reference when i start mine. I'm a bit disapointed about my last WW 1 figure, (polish Ulan from JMD) that i started something else.
So, if i start this one, i hope i can finish it half as good as you did.
Marc
Saved the picture's for reference when i start mine. I'm a bit disapointed about my last WW 1 figure, (polish Ulan from JMD) that i started something else.
So, if i start this one, i hope i can finish it half as good as you did.
Marc
tonydawe
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Thanks Marc, I appreciate the compliments you've paid me, and I wish you good luck with your version of this excellent JMD Minitaures kit. I'm sure you'll do a great job.
