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Interview with Steve Zaloga
Minsk94
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Posted: Saturday, August 07, 2010 - 02:38 PM UTC
BillGorm
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Posted: Saturday, August 07, 2010 - 03:11 PM UTC
Thanks for posting that, Alex. Very interesting read.
Can someone describe the Nordic and Spanish styles in more detail? I've seen references to both, but nothing more detailed that provides a sense of what defines the two approaches. Are there modelers whose work typifies one or the other?
Can someone describe the Nordic and Spanish styles in more detail? I've seen references to both, but nothing more detailed that provides a sense of what defines the two approaches. Are there modelers whose work typifies one or the other?
vonHengest
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Posted: Saturday, August 07, 2010 - 04:04 PM UTC
Thanks for sharing this
exer
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Posted: Saturday, August 07, 2010 - 10:48 PM UTC
Thanks for that Alex- very inetersting read.
@Bill - I would say the main difference(As Steve says in the interview) is in the colors used, The Spanish style uses brighter moree vivid colors while the Noirdic Style tends to be more muted but then Spaniards see a lot more sun than people in Scandinavia. Some of the older Osprey modelling guides show the Spanish style quite well while there are three volumes of "The Nordic Edge" which show the best of Nordic modelling
@Bill - I would say the main difference(As Steve says in the interview) is in the colors used, The Spanish style uses brighter moree vivid colors while the Noirdic Style tends to be more muted but then Spaniards see a lot more sun than people in Scandinavia. Some of the older Osprey modelling guides show the Spanish style quite well while there are three volumes of "The Nordic Edge" which show the best of Nordic modelling
Posted: Saturday, August 07, 2010 - 11:47 PM UTC
Great interview again. I enjoyed the others too from Mig and Adam Wilder ... its a great idea to interview these guys and get some inside thoughts.
I really enjoyed this sentence ...
Good one Steve.
I really enjoyed this sentence ...
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I think there is a general problem on the Internet of a lot of cheap criticism and sarcasm by self-appointed experts who do not publish or write anything worthwhile themselves, but who spend all their time complaining about the work of others.
Good one Steve.
Posted: Saturday, August 07, 2010 - 11:51 PM UTC
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Can someone describe the Nordic and Spanish styles in more detail?
Not 100% sure, but adding to the Spanish style of vivid colours and extreme weathering, there is a difference in hues. The Spanish style having more yellow/red hues and the Nordic style more blue with weathering kept more subtle.
Minsk94
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Posted: Sunday, August 08, 2010 - 05:55 AM UTC
Thanks, guys! I am glad you like it!
Who should be next?...
Who should be next?...
Posted: Sunday, August 08, 2010 - 03:33 PM UTC
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Who should be next?...
Hi Alex.
Theres so many that would be interesting to hear from;
Steve van Beveren
Gary Edmundson
Marijn Van Gils
Michael Rinaldi
Mirko Bayerl
Tom Cockle
Phil Stutcinskas
etc, etc.
Minsk94
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Posted: Sunday, August 08, 2010 - 04:06 PM UTC
Thanks, Frank!
Thanks for the list. I am already making a list of my own. But some of the names you mention I never heard about. Will need to do a little research.
Thanks for the list. I am already making a list of my own. But some of the names you mention I never heard about. Will need to do a little research.