Nice progress here. That is an epic mountainside that you built. I would say the rocks are more brown than grey. I is also lightly shaded by some small green bushes and trees,which throws off the color perception.
This event and the movie "Lone Survivor" are very special to me as a soldier. Some of the scenes in the film brought back a lot of memories and were thoroughly accurate as far as I am concerned.
The part where they jumped/dove/slid down the cliff was so realistic it made me wince. I could feel my bones. The scene where the Seal died ,thinking about his family far far from home before the light went out in his eyes made me cry in the theater. I mean um ummm,I got some dirt in my eye.
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Nice progress here. That is an epic mountainside that you built. I would say the rocks are more brown than grey. I is also lightly shaded by some small green bushes and trees,which throws off the color perception.
This event and the movie "Lone Survivor" are very special to me as a soldier. Some of the scenes in the film brought back a lot of memories and were thoroughly accurate as far as I am concerned.
The part where they jumped/dove/slid down the cliff was so realistic it made me wince. I could feel my bones. The scene where the Seal died ,thinking about his family far far from home before the light went out in his eyes made me cry in the theater. I mean um ummm,I got some dirt in my eye.
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J

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Hi, I had a very bad feeling watching those movie scenes too, in fact I am quite attached to the book, for I am translating it into Spanish, sadly for free.

Way to go Nacho! I can´t wait to see it done

Looking awesome! The rebel figures you intend on using, most of them(which I used) are very well made. It was a joy to paint.

Trees workshop
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Bravo Nacho, looking really good - regarding next steps I think your Oct 23 reference photo gives the answer. The light/LT area you’re depicting actually shows a clump of trees outside the blue box at the top, but below that no trees at all & maybe not even proper bushes, it looks like light scrub. But I understand the need for some artistic licence to give the terrain more visual interest – maybe add one or two dead trees/old trunks & branches fallen down? Maybe the standing trees look too uniform, some lower branches could use a brownish tinge for variation.

I think you’ve got the colours very well and that was probably the most difficult challenge. Your ridge-edges look like they’re worn smooth - maybe that’s accurate (?) but I’d expect those edges to be more jagged in places, a few carefully placed sharp rocks along/near those edges might break it up enough.