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I think I'm getting better at faces and other things :)

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Thanks guys I appreciate it :)

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looking good Alan was this done with acrylics ???
Hi Paul the base colour and eyes are acrylics the tone and shadows are oils , once it's dry I think I'll give it a dry brush of flesh but a very dry brush I only want the very top of the detail touched :)
 
Ok I'm sending all my heads on mofels and dios to you in a box for you to paint Alan.!!!!


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very nice Alan,this one is looking good,


and easy fix with the eye,just a steady hand thats all,nice shading and shadows as well, ;)
 
Alan great work, dry brush some Vellajo light flesh but make it a very dry brush you just want a small amount, then mix up a very thin black/grey filter for a bit of a five o clock shadow try something like 3 or 4 parts thinner to one small part oil(s). Also with a very dry brush use this filter on the eyes, you just want to knock back the white of the eyes a tad, otherwise it's looking very good.
 
Nice one Alan!!!!!


I'm doing mine (knight and Season's dare diorama) and I think is the most difficult part on a figure :confused:


Looking very good so far ;)
 
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Cheers guys I'm pleased you like it :)

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Alan great work, dry brush some Vellajo light flesh but make it a very dry brush you just want a small amount, then mix up a very thin black/grey filter for a bit of a five o clock shadow try something like 3 or 4 parts thinner to one small part oil(s). Also with a very dry brush use this filter on the eyes, you just want to knock back the white of the eyes a tad, otherwise it's looking very good.
so basically it's rubbish and I should start again lol :D


I'll remember that for next face David this one has a big helmet on and chin strap so there's not much point in doing it as most of it wont be seen but thanks for the tips :)
 
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I've started on the body now and instead of starting a new thread I thought I'd stick it hear :)


This is the chest armour for the figure , I put a thin line of black oil paint under the plates of the armour to give a shadow then used a flat brush to push it into the crease , this removes most of the paint and fades it out


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Hi Alan this is looking the dogs, there are a number of ways to paint armour, the first is to paint it black and the using a sponge, lightly sponge the area with silver, this will give a mottled effect that looks very good, another is to use humbrol metal coat steel, this is amazing stuff as you paint a black base coat let it dry for 24 hours and then apply the metal coat, when that's dry you buff it up with a soft cloth and it gives a very realistic steel finish, contrary to popular believe armour, from most eras, wasn't shiny and polished


this is the effect you get from the humbrol metal coat


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i do real like the look of that one Paul and thats what i do try to get the look off as well,ta for the info, :D
 
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