He usually works in 1/35 and is enjoying the scale change.
Alpine Figure
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Alpine Figure
My cousin's start on an Alpine figure he is painting for me
He usually works in 1/35 and is enjoying the scale change.
He usually works in 1/35 and is enjoying the scale change.
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Holy head on a stick Batman! That is a work of art!
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Eric
Eric
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Beginning of the helmet camo..he is really enjoying this too
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Wow. What kind of paint is he using?
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Oil paint I think..but I'll double check. He's going to do a little more work on the helmet camo before moving on to the rest.
The great thing is he loves doing it
The great thing is he loves doing it
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Excellent!!!
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Wow! That looks fantastic. Need to try out the oils, I hear blending is much easier.
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Your Cousin wouldn't happen to be Ardennen would it???? 
....Haven't seen him for awhile ...but his figure word was pretty amazing too
ALPHA
....Haven't seen him for awhile ...but his figure word was pretty amazing too ALPHA
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I was mistaken..Acrylics:
"I am using Vallejo acrylics and thinned with distilled water over Tamiya gray surface primer from a rattle can. Brush painting with very thin coats allows for easier blending and very quick dry times. After the primer was dry, it took about 40 minutes for me to paint the face on the head with the camouflage cover. Mixing neighboring colors as a thin wash helps to blend adjacent areas to make transitions less stark. Thin, opaque coats also leaves the details looking sharp. Also of GREAT importance is the fact that this figure is extremely well sculpted!"
"I am using Vallejo acrylics and thinned with distilled water over Tamiya gray surface primer from a rattle can. Brush painting with very thin coats allows for easier blending and very quick dry times. After the primer was dry, it took about 40 minutes for me to paint the face on the head with the camouflage cover. Mixing neighboring colors as a thin wash helps to blend adjacent areas to make transitions less stark. Thin, opaque coats also leaves the details looking sharp. Also of GREAT importance is the fact that this figure is extremely well sculpted!"
