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Thank you...appriceate it
- Canute, src and Ferrus Manus
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Hey Denis...if you need some weathering tips check this guy out on the youtubes....his armor models are truly amazing
https://www.youtube.com/c/NightShiftScaleModels
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Can hardly wait
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Hey Denis...nice work cant wait to see the weathering
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Enjoy the process and thx for the kind comments 😀
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See your still pounding away at em
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Thanks for all the kind comments and likes
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Another nonship project...this time a 54mm French grenadier from the Napoleonic period. Found this guy diggin' around in the archives. no telling how long I've had the kit... must be quite a while since I only paid 79 cent for it!!
I've been determined to get my figure painting skill back to where they used to be thirty some years ago, so this was the perfect subject to start with, but first I picked up a couple tools to help. A lighted magnifier and a rechargeable hi intensity led light
Found the flag online and printed it off, the "dirt" is painted cat litter, the base is a piece of cherry oiled and urethaned, the figure was done with a mix of oils and acrylics weathered with pastel powders sealed with hairspray. Pics follow
- Egilman, Waitoa, Edwardkenway and 14 others
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It always takes me longer to weather then anything else, I usually break it down to about 9-10 separate steps
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Ya its gonna be "set" into the landscape of the base...still gotta finish the little dudes
- Canute, Old Collingwood, Egilman and 2 others
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Thx D, actually that’s the best part of military modeling, least IMO
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Shots of the completed figure mounted up
Thanks for all the likes
- Edwardkenway, Canute, mtaylor and 6 others
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Just adding a couple shots of the tank commander...a modified Tamiya figure done with artist oils, I'm not as good with figure as I used to be...hands shake a little more and can't focus the peepers the way I used to, sucks being vintage!!
Still a little touch up required.
- GrandpaPhil, marktiedens, Egilman and 7 others
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Thx Backer
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HALF MOON by jct - FINISHED - Corel
in - Kit build logs for subjects built from 1501 - 1750
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That's a good question Guy, I'm afraid I don't know...I used what came with the kit when I couldn't find any historical reference.