Hello gentlemen,

Here are my lastest figs, all in progress. The markus step bu step encouraged me to sculpt more? and I must recognize it's more funny than painting the regular figure.
Sorry for the horrible pics, I'll promess to post better ones and also more accomplished after christmassss.
best to all and happy christmas and new year,
Julien





I particularly like the fallschirmjager

Gday Julien and merry Christmas!
It's a good feeling altering the figures you have to suit your ideas...
They look to be well done, although oui, the pictures are not the best :-)
Must finish my own now...
Cheers
Brad

Hi Julian,

Seasons greetings and have an excellent Christmas.

Can't tell too much from the pics - more practice required lol, lol.

They look like they are coming along nicely, what's the setting for them?

If it helps try putting a vehicle or something behine them for the camera to focus on. I have the same problem, if I try to photograph figures on their own my camera won't focus properly. If I put a truck or something behnd them they come into focus much better.

Keep up the good work.

All the best.

Al

Hello guys,

Ho ho ho Santa claus came but no models in the fireplace...
Those figures are destinated to three display : bloody Omaha (the two guys at the center are wounded), germany late 45, surrending young german to a US taznker (Alpine) and the Fallschirmjager will go along with another comrade ant two donkeys in a sicily setting, with a funny idea, but I keep my mouth shut on that one.
My only problem is that I cannot run one project at the time, so each of them took more time, and some time are left out the bench for years..
Alan, many thanks for the tips, will try this method next time.
The blurry aspect came from the fact that I'm limitated when I upload my pics on my personnal site (hotmailgroup), so I must diminish the quality of the pixels.. Question : if I upload pics on the armorama gallery, will I be limitated in term of megaoctet ?

Best my friends,
Julien

Hello Julien,
Looks like you are doing a nice job on converting those figures.

Steve