Virginia Regiment (a figure in 24 hours)

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AJLaFleche

A Fixture
Joined
Oct 29, 2004
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West Springfield MA
This was an experiment to see if I could paint a figure in one day or less. He was cleaned and primed two days ago. At the same time, the base was stained and the ground work was done. Arms were added and painting began at 7:00 pm on New Year’s Eve. The last touch up was done at 6:30 PM on New Year’s Day. Okay, so I don’t watch parades and bowl games on New Year’s Day.

The figure is Michael Roberts’ 54mm Virginia Regiment 1754, typical of the troops who would have been led the young Washington. The kit included a length of braided wire to make the cords holding the canteen and bedroll. I drilled a hole through the bed roll and two set holes on the side of the canteen for the “cord.” I added the musket strap from some leftover foil from my last project.

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Well,
My advice is never do speedpainting. You can better take your time to a figure and pay alot of attention to all the shading and highlighting.
Then you have a better figure. It's not a matter of speed....

Marc
 
Well done Al in this short time.
But I agree with Marc, I prefer quality above quantity.

Regards,
Marcel.
 
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