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  • Steve Jones
    • Apr 2018
    • 6615

    #16
    Hi Everyone

    Thanks Lee. Glad you like them

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    • Steve Jones
      • Apr 2018
      • 6615

      #17
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      • Guest

        #18
        Looks like you are having fun Steve :smiling3:.
        Looking forward to more.

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        • Guest

          #19
          Fine work Steve. Looking very good indeed.

          Just a thought, but it might be easier to build up the uniform colours from darkest to lightest. I always find it much harder to put the shadows in last.

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          • Steve Jones
            • Apr 2018
            • 6615

            #20
            Originally posted by Peter Day
            Fine work Steve. Looking very good indeed.

            Just a thought, but it might be easier to build up the uniform colours from darkest to lightest. I always find it much harder to put the shadows in last.
            That's what I thought I was doing :smiling5: :smiling5: :tears-of-joy: :smiling: :thumb2:

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            • Tim Marlow
              • Apr 2018
              • 18959
              • Tim
              • Somerset UK

              #21
              That’s pretty much how I work Peter, inside to outside (flesh, shirt, coat) and darkest shade to lightest shade of each colour...

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              • Tim Marlow
                • Apr 2018
                • 18959
                • Tim
                • Somerset UK

                #22
                Hi Steve
                To get a good hint on the trouser highlights look at the last picture of your first posting. The light indicates them really nicely. I would try to get the layers a little more transparent so the edges blend in a little. Also, unload the brush before you paint on the model so you don’t flood the surface, I find the best way to do this is a couple of brushstrokes on a piece of photocopy paper I keep next to the bench. Peter uses the back of his hand I think.....it’s a really worthwhile technique to get down, it gives you much more brush control....

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                • Guest

                  #23
                  Sir are you really Steve "rivet " Jones and not some imposter. !!!!
                  Mind looking at the work I think It could well be you, a great start my friend.
                  Just take heed from Peter and Tim .

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