Hello!My new work - 1/35 resin figure from TANK,painted with acrylics:

Nicely done, great figure.
Bob

Superb!

Great painting, a style I like a lot. Nice groundwork too. Do you have pictures of a German pair of trousers in that tint. Not saying it's not correct, I just haven't seen any in a brownish tint. Would make German WWII figures more intresting though.

Keep up the great work,

Gino

Hi,Gino - I used this color photo,one of soldiers has brownish trousers:

OhMa'Gosh. . . I think I am going to be sick!
This is just incredible. What kind of eyesight/opti
visor do you possess, kind Sir. No way will I ever be
able to paint a 1:35th scale figure like that.
Almost unbelieveable, yet there are the pictures
to show it is so. What a talented artist you are.
Congrats from The Miami Jayhawk

Great work, I love the fact that it's not overly highlighted to look like he has make up on. It's perfectly done and a true work of art.

wow 10/10 you should be very pleased with yourself

Thank you,guys!)

kansas kid, Ha!Sometimes I'm using loupe to check the result of smear)
tigerdio, yeah,right you are - I just tryed not to overcontrast the whole figure.

That is really well done for the scale. Wonderful.
Cheers
John

Nothing is more beautiful than a German soldier figure in a photo. Your work is prove of this.

Cheers,
Pedro.

Incredible work!!! Fantastic. Congratulations

Cheers
Francisco

Stunning work! Your style really works brilliantly in this scale. Love it.

Cheers,
Adrian

Jeez that is good!!

Absolutetly brilliant work once again Konstantin... that face is just superb.


Cheer's,
Jeff.

really good work. Devil is in the detail, and these Kraut equipments are evilish !

very,..very ,very bello !!!!.... some doubts about the color of the pants, but ... maybe it was the Russian?!?

Ha-ha!)Who knows)
In post #6 you can check photo I used.

Very nice paintwork.
Ralph.

Brown pants here unnecessary. Beautiful painting, but such a photo is always a very strong distortion of the actual color shades.