it has been a while but here is an other figure iff painted.

It wil be the last model i do 'cause there is a major house change on the way.
But in my new house i will have a complete modeling studio al for myself.
and all the time and space to build some more stunning diorama's the coming year.


i'll keep you posted !!

till now enjoy y last figure.
It is painted with my usual mixture of olis. enamels en acryllics ans it was fun to do..

till later my friends..

Wow... What can I say, outstanding job!!
Thanks for sharing the pics!

And good luck with your new house

Cheers!

to complete the foto series iff added some more pics..


see ya..


eric

Really, in 1/35. It would be nice to put this in a German diorama scene

think again...

Hi Buddy,god,how i envy people like you who can paint faces like this,mine just end up looking like tailors dummies !!.

Dan,

it is not so difficult as it seems.
There are enough guidelines on the internet how to paint good realistic faces.
One of my secrets is is to use a good primer.
for intance i use the Andrea acyllics and roughly paint al the shadow lines and the basic color with it and set it aside for 24 hours to let it dry.
After that i start to paint the face with oils.
On the internet you can find a simple guide line written by Gino Poppe.
When you use this to start to paint your faces it can't go wrong.
and don't be afraid to use darker colors for your shadows. you can always blend them away afterworts.
if you have any more questions don't be afraid to ask them.


greetings

Eric.

cheers buddy,i`ll give it a try.