43rdRecceReg wrote:Excellent skin tones; but the eyes have it. Acrylics dry much faster than oil paints, but can be thinned with water.
By the way, Alpha, how on Earth do you do those 'spoiler' interjections?

ALPHA
43rdRecceReg wrote:Excellent skin tones; but the eyes have it. Acrylics dry much faster than oil paints, but can be thinned with water.
By the way, Alpha, how on Earth do you do those 'spoiler' interjections?
That's great, Tom. With two heads you can send one to me!!tao wrote:This Alpine figure comes with two different head versions..
wadsworthj wrote:Hi Peeps.
Yes my good friend "Alpha", was right, I was only pulling your leg, well, I could hardly pull theirs could I,
When I look at the two "Stalingrad", heads I get a feeling they will suddenly look at me and start to talk,
that's great painting, that gives that impression .
Or they might both burst into song,
That old favourite, "I aint got no body". ALL together now peeps.
Cheers Wads.
A little tip for that sling Tao....use medical tape...double it over then cut the width with a really sharp Sissor....it will flex before it ever breaks and ittao wrote:Progress notes/painting:
"I hope to make this even better.I had to use Humbrol enamels for the brass on the ammo and for the collar insignia and need to wait until they fully dry before I can do any adjacent touch ups. The sling on the MG42 is very fragile and has already had a repair made to it."