this is my latest commission piece. It's the 120MM Maurice Corry Crimean Rifles officer. I used Andrea and Vallejo acrylics to complete this guy. Great sculpt as you would expect from Maurice and the figure has great body language as well. This is the first full figure I've completed in a while as I've been working on a large Stalingrad diorama as well as about 5 other projects. Hope you like it as it is not my usual WW2 piece.

Excellent painting Dan

Ken

Love the greens really hard to paint and shade effectively...you've pulled it of with this figure also a great reference point for my attempt ... Thanks for posting

Me too! Great painting!!

Thomas

Great work, Dan. I think ythe green of the uniform is very accurate, good work with the skin tones, ground, leathers, braiding metals etc.

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Hi! Dan.
Great finish!
I liked the color of the uniform and skin tone.
Wonderful.

Mitsutaka

Agree with all the above. Superb work Dan.

Regards

Ron

Superb work. Like the green color very much.
Face looks also very realistic,

marc

Excellent work.

I fancy doing this figure myself at some point, I think this is the first one I've seen completed.

I have to agree about the greens. Very difficult to paint but I am fairly happy with the outcome. It took a lot of trial and error to get it the way I wanted it but eventually it turned out.

Hi Dan,
I too really like the way this has turned out what colours did you use for the uniform please?
cheers
Richie

Great work, Dan! Will this be at Valley Forge?

Yes it will be Don. My client will pick it up from there.

Congratulations dan on a terrific job,the painting of the green is beautiful and very well done,what a great pose as well,i love crimean war subjects and you have done this piece proud,well done mate

I Paticularily like the way the black lace work is noticeable against the green uniform...really hard to get right

Hi Richie. I actually used the Andrea GREEN paint set for this but I only used 4 of the 6 colors. I also used the system backwards. Instead of going from light to dark, I went from dark to light. I used a base color of #6 then I hi-lited with #'s 5, 1 & 2 in that order. Hope this helps you out.

A) Nice work, really well done.
B) Many thanks, I've got this figure and though not in front line of my stash, I was a little lost while trying to found references...(Yes, I tend to work on references much in advance of the real stuff)
Now I know a little more, or why these forums are a blessing!

I'm really a WW2 guy. I can paint most anything WW2 era with a blindfold on but when it comes to stuff like this I rely on references heavily as well. My client was good enough to supply me with a good amount of color plates and detail shots. Thanks again.