Hi to all again. This is one of my latest works, all painted using acrylics. The figure is from Andrea Minaitures, the classic 1/32 of the brand, abit small I think, comparing with other manufacturers.
I added the artificial water, to a self-made ground, the bigger vegetation is made of painted and varnished paper. ( First drawn, then painted, varnished for endure, and finally cutted.)
This figure is the cover of my web in november.
Al comments welcome.

Military miniatures painted by Eduardo Garcia

Nice job. I would love to see, Andrea expand this series.

Lovely piece and good paintjob , nice work!

Nice job Eduardo!!! I like the display.

Regards
Pedro

very nice paintwork.

Marc

Those Andrea figures can have a certain charm, as this one has. I like your work on this one, particularly on the face and white. The coat looks suitably dirty.

Nice idea about the plants too. Will remember and try that, thanks!

It's a pity the surface tension of the water betrays its scale. Recently there was a post in which this was solved by adding transparant glossy acrylic paste OVER the resin water, and I thought it looked very convincing, adding some waves as well. I'll try and find that post for you, if you don't recall it. If you want, you can still add that effect to your base.

Adrian

This is the post I meant Edu:

http://www.planetfigure.com/threads/iroquois-warrior-75mm.58610/#post-593141

I swear by this product when doing water. Just waiting for my LHS to get some in so I can finish off a few pieces and then maybe I can post here.

Nice figure an nice setting, Edorta!

excellent all round work

Excellent piece, Eduardo. Beatiful groundwork as well.
Regards Lars

Thank you very much for your comments captnenglish, supermario,Pedro, Marc, Diego, swralph and Lars.
Adrian, about the artificial water I am stil in my first steps with this material, so I have very much to improve.
Thank you very much for your comment and tip, somehow I missed the post of Luca about the water, and it is very useful.

Military miniatures painted by Eduardo Garcia

Well done. Really nice colours and good looking base.
Cheers
John

Well done. Really nice colours and good looking base.
Cheers
John

Thank you John. I added a bit of glossy barnish to the water simulating some waves. Soon I will post the photos.

Military miniatures painted by Eduardo Garcia

Hi to all again. Here are the photos after adding some waves to the water, to avoid the the excesive flat effect on it. (As Adrian noted above)
I used acrylic gloss barnish, almost dryed, at the point it is thick.

Military miniatures painted by Eduardo Garcia

Yeah, I like that Eduardo, it is looking really good!

Adrian

Thank you Adrian. As I readed in the post you told, it is very important to make some layers of artificial water.
The problem is that the most of the resins need a lot of time to dry completely, so it is very difficult to keep the final shape of the waves.

Military miniatures painted by Eduardo Garcia