WIP The French Collection

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Looks fantastic so far. Very subtle highs and lows... very smooth and not overdone, very natural.
Good luck with the bugle/banner... looks like it could be a bear :unsure:

Following with interest

Colin
 
There is one thing I will not do again :rolleyes: that is ever attach a figure to a base before painting

Why do you say that Ron? I do it all the time and find that it makes the figure much easier to hold (and consequently paint). I never used to fix 'em to the base, but I'd find it hard to go back now I think.

Of course there's no 'right' way or 'wrong' way - only the way that works for the individual. I'm just interested in your take on that.

Great start to the figure by the way. I'm sure it will look superb once finished.

- Steve
 
Now that is a really nice start Ron,i love those red highlights,this one looks quite a challenge with all that detail,looking forward to seeing this completed mate and many more in your collection (y)
 
Why do you say that Ron? I do it all the time and find that it makes the figure much easier to hold (and consequently paint). I never used to fix 'em to the base, but I'd find it hard to go back now I think.

Of course there's no 'right' way or 'wrong' way - only the way that works for the individual. I'm just interested in your take on that.

Great start to the figure by the way. I'm sure it will look superb once finished.

- Steve

Steve It makes it difficult to paint under long coats and such ,albeit not in this case .

Ron
 
Now that is a really nice start Ron,i love those red highlights,this one looks quite a challenge with all that detail,looking forward to seeing this completed mate and many more in your collection (y)

Cheers Brian
There is a fair bit that needs to be painted before assembly ,just hoping it all goes together once the paint is on :eek: don't like doing test runs once the painting is under way with metal figures as the smallest slip usually results in paint chip off ,I have couple more of these gems lined up and General Colbert from the atelier market range this has even more gold lace on it :)
 
Looks great. More pictures please.

will post more in due course but I think the trumpet and banner will take about a week or so between various coats and drying time ,can't really progress the figure till this is done as the said assembly needs to be attached to the right hand and arm before fixing to the figure ,then the nightmare of the sabre to hand and fixing the sword slings :facepalm::)
It is a superb casting but not one that can be hurried ,I will probably start something else just to stop me from pushing it before it is properly dry .
 
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