Started this little friend from metal modeles 54 mm, painting with acrylics

ahhh...another beauty form Debrito
Always like your work.

Great start, how did you manage the textured effects on the cloth? it's very effective!

Keith

Very nice!! What texture is that?? looks like real wool

Regards
Pedro

Thanks, very kind of you...

Pedro and Keith,

Thank you. The texture was a result of no sanding the metal + very thin primer (I put the can on the hot water for a few minutes) and a misture de acrylic paint from vallejo.

Pants (base)
Khaki
Deck Tan
Iraquian sand

for the legs (base)
DeckTan
Ivory

Great looking. Love the whites!

Thank you Arxo..

Looks Good Rodrigo

I thought it was at least 75 mm !! Quality,Quality

Ron

Thanks my friend

GReat, great.

marc

Great start and looking forward to see this little fella finished!
Are you using black primer?
Cheers,
Zeno

Marc and Zeno, Thank you.

Zeno, Yes i used black primer from grey army

cheers...

That is an interesting mix, i think i will try it out on my french infatry "white" coats next time.

As for the cross belts, what color you have used?

Salut Marquis,

Merci encore pour l'intérêt. For the belts I used Ivory & Silvergrey, In fact I never really use pure white, also none of the colors, beside the face, have received lights and shadows.

Au plaisir.

Rodrigo what does putting the primer in the hot water do and can you explain what a misture de acrylic is

Ron

putting the primer can in hot water for few minutes and then shake it for 30 seconds help the primer to adhere better to the figure, i also use some hot hair dryer into the figure to warm it up, that helps the primer to stick to the figure and cure fster.

Very good job... can't wait to see the finished product

Colin

Little progression on the figure...

Looks darn good Debrito, beautiful work.