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MacCoy

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La Fortezza 54mm white metal figure. I used Vallejo acrylics to paint this, not entirely satisfied with the result, lot to be learn to master these paints.

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Hi MacCoy

Great to see you posting your artwork ..looks good to me , like the face on him

Why not enter something into FOTM and also vote in previous months

Thanks for sharing

Happy benchtime

Nap
 
I can’t really see why you’re a little disappointed with your results on this figure - the Vallejo colours look perfectly blended & highlighted to me, particularly on the waistcoat & sash. The only addition I would make is an overall Matt coat to knock back the shine in some areas, other than that the figure looks excellent!
 
Very nice! I think you are coming along nicely. A little more contrast between the highlights and shadows would help, I think. Acrylics are definitely a challenge. There should be a couple of levels of highlights. On this figure just going back and adding a slightly lighter highlight on the very tops of folds and edges would make a difference. Keep that in mind for the next one. :) this is just a suggestion. The figure is well done.
Cheers,
Ken
 
I can’t really see why you’re a little disappointed with your results on this figure - the Vallejo colours look perfectly blended & highlighted to me, particularly on the waistcoat & sash. The only addition I would make is an overall Matt coat to knock back the shine in some areas, other than that the figure looks excellent!

I sprayed on a coat of Mr Hobby flat clear, not enough apparently though.
 
Very nice! I think you are coming along nicely. A little more contrast between the highlights and shadows would help, I think. Acrylics are definitely a challenge. There should be a couple of levels of highlights. On this figure just going back and adding a slightly lighter highlight on the very tops of folds and edges would make a difference. Keep that in mind for the next one. :) this is just a suggestion. The figure is well done.
Cheers,
Ken

Thanks for that advice.
 
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