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Roman centurion Pegaso Models 75mm

Discussion in 'Completed Figures' started by Edorta, Jul 21, 2019.

  1. Edorta A Fixture

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  2. MoboSchreuder A Fixture

    Wonderful paintwork

    Mobo
  3. Redcap A Fixture

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    One of the best miniature heads I have ever seen painted on a figure; just superb!
    Gary
  4. Edorta A Fixture

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  5. megroot A Fixture

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    Excellent paintwork

    Marc
  6. Viking Bob PlanetFigure Supporter

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    Very, very nice. Superb painting.
  7. Edorta A Fixture

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  8. amarok1969 Active Member

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    Hola Eduardo,
    A brilliant job, he just needs to talk ¡¡ (y)
    Edorta likes this.
  9. Edorta A Fixture

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  10. malc PlanetFigure Supporter

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    Brilliant

    Like your metal work
  11. Edorta A Fixture

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  12. Fantomas A Fixture

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  13. Edorta A Fixture

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  14. Steve Brodie PlanetFigure Supporter

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    brilliant work, i do wish though that with all the metal bits in the box, they (andrea) would give some idea as to what goes where,how and in which order :LOL:
  15. Edorta A Fixture

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    Hi Steve, thank you. I paint the metals, and most of the colors making a trip from a darken gold to the highlights.
    Any metal paint by any brand, in this case golden, can be mixed with any acrylic color, brown/black for darkened for example, then the golden base color and also you can mix the same golden with a bit of silver to obtain a brilliant gold (highlight).
    I did not add red to this mix this time to get the bronze look, but I usually do it to get a copper tone, for example.
    If you want to get a rusty bronze you can add a bit of green very diluted to the metals when they are completely dry.

    Military miniatures painted by Eduardo Garcia

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