Hi all
I’m very pleased to post mi work in 20mm here. I hope you enjoy watching.
Comments and improvement tips are welcome.

Saludetes

Amazing. That's better than a LOT of 1/35 stuff I've seen.

Wow! Those guys are little. Great job.

Don't see much in the way of improving. The Only thing I would comment on are the sandbags in the 3rd image, they look a bit stiff. Other than that -these are great

I'd love to do a Model On Display feature of the column moving with the horses. If you have more photos of it that'd be great. I'd love to see a photo with a coin or something similar to give a sense of scale for that diorama too.

wooow, nice job, amazing how freeky we all are.


feelpanzer

Hi all

Thank you for your kind comments.

Scott: Yes you are right the sandbags look a bit stiff. I'll have to wathover it for the next one.
I don't really understand the thing about the dio display but here are all the pictures I've got right know of my dio.(including a BW) BTW it called IMMER NACH OSTEN (Always East!). I don't have a picture with a comparison item right now but I've posted one of the soldiers with a coin beseides it.

Once again thanks a lot.

Saludetes

Very nice work for such a small scale. Thanks for sharing. "Q"

These are, without a doubt, the most beautifully painted and detailed little figures I've ever seen. Are you from outer space ? How long did you spent to paint one figure from A to Z ?
Just fantastic what you've done, and the hole scene is so dramatic, even the faces have their own caracters. STUNNING ! G.

What you made is nothing short of amazing. Your painting is worlds better than mine in 1/35 scale. I never would have thought that much detail would be possible on something that small.

I like your painting style too, what paints did you use?

Hi there,

Really brillient piece of work. Nice one.

Al

This is amazing! I've done a few 1/72 figures and have never achieved anything as detailed as this. The only thing I could say is that the weapons look a bit out of scale in terms of thickness. By the way, where did the figures come from? Did you sculpt them yourself?

Chas

wow, thanks for posting these images here.
i saw the dio quite some time ago at the ML braille scale forum i recall correctly, but i'm quite happy to see it on armorama.

these are brilliant...absolutely brilliant!

feel free to post more stuff here

Hi all

Thank you for your encouraging comments.

Guy : The marching germans dio was one of my first projects in this scale, so at the beginning I eould say it toook me about 4 hours for each figure. Now I can paint one in maybe 2 1/2 hours. The dio has 30 marchinf figures, 6 riders, 7 horses, the limber, the gun and the terrain, all that included some figure conversions must have taken me around 150/180 hours or so.

Jim: I use Vallejo acrilics. I sometimes shade some areas using black emanel filters.

Chas: Most figures are TQD (CP models) there are some AB (with TQD or Preiser head swaps). These fiures are wargame oriented so that's wy weapons are a bit out of scale. Nevertheless great figures in my opinion.

Once again, thank you for your kind comments. I'll be posting new stuff shortly (not so massive though )

saludetes

I am very, very impressed!!!
I will not give any comments, before I get my 1/35 figgies up to this standard.....

Wow! Superbe work, congratulations for this !

Cheers
Claude

Very impressive, there's no way i'd be able to come close to this detail in such a small scale - I have enough trouble in 1/35!

Excellent work,

James

From a died in the woll 20mm painter -they are lovely - I love your natural style -a wonderful and dramatic interpretation
Ian

Excellent job. Incredible that you can do this kind of job in 20mm scale.

Thanks for sharing

This is great painting for that scale.Have you ever thought about posting a step by step guide to paint so tiny figures?I 've read all over the .net many articles about it , but i think that the results were mainly for wargaming figures and not for dioramas.Keep posting , I love your job.

I have heard it said a good diorama tells a story. Yours tells a story with every face of every figure. Bravo!

Very Cool, I like your work... , milvehfan

Ola, Angel.

I'm very impressed of your diorama! Bravo!
Can you give me some detailed tips on how to paint those figures? what are your base paint? enamel over acrylic over oil? what are your wash techniques? Do prime your figures? You can email me at [email protected].

Thank you very much.

Nicky

Hi all

Thanks a lot for your encouraging comments.
You can have a look at my latest 20mm dio here:

http://armorama.kitmaker.net/forums/118850&page=1

hope you like it.

Saludetes

Fantastic work, realism achieved with some figures so small it is very difficult to overcome.
Moreover, this column, with the poses that have soldiers is a marvel

Congratulations

Domi

High again Oniria.I found your article about painting faces in 1/72 scale at bennosfigures.com.What a fantastic and detailed article man.Some dudes here who paint figures in 1/35 don't bother to do such exhausting painting layer by layer.Congratulations.

Let's bring braille scale back to it's glory