Hi
A little more progress on my Roman

All comments welcome

Frank

Another view

Frank,

You are doing a great job on this Roman, but you a are half way there.
Up to the finish.

Marc

Well, that looks strangely familiar.... :lol:

Nice work on the bare flesh. That is a bit intimidating to me.

My piece had somne pitting on the tops of the lorica segments as well as the shield.
Did you have that? I was surprised to see that on a Pegaso.

Keith

very nice work on the skin tones what did you use?

looking sweet, Frank. the face looks superb once the guards are on.

Will you be shading the iron work or leaving it more polished?

R

Hi
Thanks for the comments

Keith... my casting had some pitting on the lorica shoulder
plates had to fill and prime

painted it with citadel chainmail then washed it over with tamiya smoke
dark shading being tamiya smoke mixed with gloss black

the brass work is done with a gold marker pen shaded by washing over with
citadel flesh wash

The skin tones are acrylic applying all shades with very thin paint
slow build up took ages with lots of correcting feet and sandals still need work expect the bare arms to move a bit quicker

Rob will look at the armour for light and shade when the tunic is painted

will post more pics as I go

Frank

Hello Frank,

looks very good so far. The fleshtones a very good !!!

Keep up the good work,
Markus

Looking great Frank.Can't wait to see more. Heard I was mentioned At Milton Keynes :lol: :lol:


Stephen Mallia

Hi Stephen
Thanks for the encouragement

At Milton Keynes met Matthew Grech
From El Greco Miniatures A really nice guy

Good to know The Ares mythologic line is available through him
as well as lots of other good stuff

It was a good show Mainly aircraft but El Greco miniatures
being there made it a worthwhile trip

Frank

Excellent work Frank. Look forward to your progress.

Frank, He's coming along nicely.~Gary