The paint is all acrylic, but I will use oil paint when staining/weathering. More on that later.
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Guilford project with some paint...
Here's the project with some paint. As you can see, I'm working left to right, front to back. Even though I've composed to my liking, there's still some "tweaking" to do when I place the mounted figures. Note, the figures are not glued to the base yet.
The paint is all acrylic, but I will use oil paint when staining/weathering. More on that later.
The paint is all acrylic, but I will use oil paint when staining/weathering. More on that later.
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I really like the pictures of the individual figures. The mud/dirt and one soldier's lapels buttoned over for warmth adds not only variety but nice touches of realism as well. ~Gary
Hi Jason,
Wonderful. I have a idea of portraying similar scene from Waterloo, with some Imperial Guards making their last stand. Again, you provide so much inspiration.
Cheers
Radek
Thanks Gary!
Thanks Radek! Hope you do that project.
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