Christosjager
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Excellent Artur !!!
WIP SS-Unterscharführer /upcoming Mantis Miniatures (update 19 Nov 2010)
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First figure is almost done (I need to add weapon belt and some weathering). Second SS soldier is ready to paint and I'm starting it. I will try to make few fresh pics tomorrow.
Scenic base is from Darius Miniatures.
Best regards
Artur
First figure is almost done (I need to add weapon belt and some weathering). Second SS soldier is ready to paint and I'm starting it. I will try to make few fresh pics tomorrow.
Scenic base is from Darius Miniatures.
Best regards
Artur
Ernest
A Fixture
Perfect! 
Great composition
Hi Arthur!
The first figure is superb, the mix camouflage patterns are extremly well done.
The second figure have nice pose. Another awesome subject for Mantis range?
Other nice base of Darius Miniatures.
I continue follow your progress with big interest.
Cheers,
Pedro.
Hi Arthur!
The first figure is superb, the mix camouflage patterns are extremly well done.
The second figure have nice pose. Another awesome subject for Mantis range?
Other nice base of Darius Miniatures.
I continue follow your progress with big interest.
Cheers,
Pedro.
I love you ability with camo Artur. Any chance of an SBS some time, please?
Carl.
Carl.
Thhe camo is outstanding Artur.
Carl.
Carl.
e-junkie
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Hi Arthur; well, it really seems to me that you transform in gold everything you paint Fantastic job on these both oak-leaves (as usual I may say), I love them. Let me ask you a question; I've noticed that all your camo'ed figures have very crisp and natural shades through which the camo pattern is still visible but clearly shaded; it seems to me that you obtain this result by shading color per color rather that applying glazes (or maybe it is a bit of both), am I right?
Thx
e-j
Fantastic job on these both oak-leaves (as usual I may say), I love them. Let me ask you a question; I've noticed that all your camo'ed figures have very crisp and natural shades through which the camo pattern is still visible but clearly shaded; it seems to me that you obtain this result by shading color per color rather that applying glazes (or maybe it is a bit of both), am I right?Thx
e-j
Robert Laclavik
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Artur,
this is simply a top class in miniature painting. Can not figure out how to hell you are able to paint such a fantasticly highlighted camouflage in that scale, bravo
this is simply a top class in miniature painting. Can not figure out how to hell you are able to paint such a fantasticly highlighted camouflage in that scale, bravo
tissibzh
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i like i like i like!!
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