Perfect, the face is amazing....

Yes, this is just fantastic painting. It has the feel of a renaissance painting. I love it and can't wait to see it finished.

Amazing face colors and very good metal technique

Thanks to everyone for all your wonderful comments.Not sure of the exact scale, I am sure Friendship Models will know.I think this was sculpted by Pete Morton? The metals are from the Games Workshop with the addition of Vallejo gunmetal.All flesh done in oils with my usual colours, with a touch of satin varnish in the eyes.


Cheers David

Amazing face David.
Very realistic.
I did the illusion that this figure begins to speak now.
The wonderful natural tone.
I'm looking forward to completion.

Mitsutaka.

Great work David, the eyes are very realistic and actually look wet. Metals look very good too.

E

Thanks Mitsutaka and Edward for your comments.


Cheers David

Excellent paintwork, David! Love the smooth skintones and great eyes!
Eddy

You must be very pleased with how this face turned out ? its one of the best ive seen .
Well done mate .
Sam

Once again, no words to say ..... !

Now that is some incredible work. Those skin tones are very lifelike.

That is an AWESOME job as always Dave

Unbelievable "metals in acrylic" WOW!!!

Ray

Wow! I was going to click on "Like", but there's no room...beauty!

Hello David
Maybe the planet for so long I have not seen what a nice painting skin tones in so beautiful.
I think in this job you surpassed herself!

Alexandros
http://alexminiatures.blogspot.com/

Thanks to everyone for your fantastic comments, much appreciated.


Cheers David

A lot of members have mentioned the eyes David has done on this figure, Thats just the photos, wait till you see the eyes on the figure. I think they are the best I have ever seen and I dont say that because hes a friend, they are wonderful. You may have noticed the rest of the figure is pretty good too. The helmet which is so much of the figure is outstanding and I was amazed he managed it so well in Acrylics

Don

Absolut great painting and I am glad to get an idea how to paint that bust. As Pete mentioned it looks like an old "Fort Royal"-Bust. Some pics of that bust, which is laying in my grey army, attached. The base, which you can see on the boxart, is part of the old kit

BTW. @ Pete. It is "your" old bust

Ulrich

Fantastic work David, congratulations for this master work.

I agree with the previous posts in praising your skintones such flawless transitisions! But what are your usual colors for flesh?

David, outstanding painting in all aspects, eyes , metals, skin tones etc .
Congratulations
Cheers Ken