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Probably have graces as well
I do say a quick ditty before starting Ralph.
usually..."Now don't screw it up".
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whats your preference
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I do say a quick ditty before starting Ralph.
usually..."Now don't screw it up".
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john crawford
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Hello all
I have learned a lot from this thread , especially Mick , " women " after 35 years being married I knew she would come in handy
I have learned a lot from this thread , especially Mick , " women " after 35 years being married I knew she would come in handy
Andrew Perren
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For me:
Acrylics
Brushes mainly but will use the airbrush if the opportunity presents,
Large scale busts is where I'm at lately 1/9 or 1/10, although I do have a fair few smaller scale figs as well. Also I prefer to work in resin over metal or plastic.
Not much interests me before the Boer war so from then on is what takes my fancy. Very little fantasy - I would prefer to do "real" people or at least actors playing real people. I like a character or subject that I can relate to on some level and the sculpt must be good.
Acrylics
Brushes mainly but will use the airbrush if the opportunity presents,
Large scale busts is where I'm at lately 1/9 or 1/10, although I do have a fair few smaller scale figs as well. Also I prefer to work in resin over metal or plastic.
Not much interests me before the Boer war so from then on is what takes my fancy. Very little fantasy - I would prefer to do "real" people or at least actors playing real people. I like a character or subject that I can relate to on some level and the sculpt must be good.
john crawford
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Andrew , you must be expert in skin tones , can I ask , any tips on how to create a dirty unshaven look
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Andrew Perren
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John thanks for the compliment but I can't even spell expert mate !
As far as the unshaven / 5 o'clock shadow effect - a good mate of mine and a figure painter who I admire told me his trick was to mix the tiniest bit of dark green into the base coat and build up the effect gradually in thin glazes. Hope that helps a bit.
As far as the unshaven / 5 o'clock shadow effect - a good mate of mine and a figure painter who I admire told me his trick was to mix the tiniest bit of dark green into the base coat and build up the effect gradually in thin glazes. Hope that helps a bit.
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Acrylic for the almost total lack of odors
Brush, but I tried the airbrush for a horse I think I'll use it in the future
Full figures, 54 mm but lately I bought 75mm and a while ago a 90mm. When the piece is nice you do not look at the ladder
I love the flat and dpingo every now and then 28 mm
The busts are too difficult for my painting style
I like fantasy of others
I thought that I would only do Napoleonic .... that was not so
The favorite period is the twentieth century, but it is from 2000 BC to ww1
To put order i should quote mick 3272 ...
women
beer
ice Hockey
Women (yes, twice [are singles])
Historical research
Processing and building of parts
painting
Travels to south america
Chapulines
Brush, but I tried the airbrush for a horse I think I'll use it in the future
Full figures, 54 mm but lately I bought 75mm and a while ago a 90mm. When the piece is nice you do not look at the ladder
I love the flat and dpingo every now and then 28 mm
The busts are too difficult for my painting style
I like fantasy of others
I thought that I would only do Napoleonic .... that was not so
The favorite period is the twentieth century, but it is from 2000 BC to ww1
To put order i should quote mick 3272 ...
women
beer
ice Hockey
Women (yes, twice [are singles])
Historical research
Processing and building of parts
painting
Travels to south america
Chapulines
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