German Panzerjager (Eastern Front 1944)
Old dragon set,practice painting skills ^^.I'm still learning how to paint figures so your opinion will be very helpfull.

Hey Kamil, looks good so far. I assume they will go in a dio.

I like what you have done so far
cant wait to see them finished

Update:






Almost finish !

Hate to rain on your parade, but the green you have used for the uniforms looks way of to my eye (especially for late war), that said, they look very well painted and executed.

I agree with captnenglish. With that camo they should be wearing a neon "shoot me" sign.

You see this all the time on here and I am not sure why people leave this not done. You need to fill the seam where the arms are glued to the chest not highlight it with a shadow. Look at a pictures or even people around you for examples. The green is very bright as well. The rest of your work is nicely done, keep at it.

Hello
My work is DOne !
Now i'm waiting for resin head's
I know it's not german green FAIL FAIL FAIL,i made some changes with colour
Anyone can tell me a number of vallejo farb I can use for painting german feldgrau,i will buy and paint Waffen SS infantry from normandy campaign 1944

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I like what you have done there is something refreshing about your style, Flesh looks great much more real than alot of figures I see these days. don't like the short Brown boots very cartoon'ee maybe a bit of pigments, a wash and good old dry brushing on all the boots maybe I like your figures, looking forward to seeing what you do with the heads cheers Geraint

A good neat overall painting technique. I like it. Good point made about the shoulder joins though, they should be smooth, not shaded.

What was called German "field grey" actually varied so much between "very grey" and "much more green than grey" that IMHO you can probably get away with that colour, particularly as I suspect that the over-exposure of the photos makes it look a much brighter green than it actually is.

- Steve

DONE !