This is my latest commision piece that I just completed for a client. He is a World war I historical figure based on the Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria. He is a Ulrich Puchala release in 1/16th scale. Overall sculpt is good but the casting was not executed very well, very uneven almost clumpy in the areas of the face, headgear, hands and boots but with some work he turned out quite nice. He is painted in vallejo acrylics as usual.

Wow. a masterpiece.

Dan, stunning paintwork, especially admire the skintones amazing. That should be one very lucky client. Congrats.

Cheers Ken

Very nice work here Dan.

Jay H.

great painting,I like it!

Very nice painting.

Marc

Great work Dan!

Marcel.

Looking good Dan! Very nice piece.
You have a very attractive, neat and tidy painting style.

Cheers,
Adrian

Hi! Dan.
Amazing figure！
I liked the color of the uniform and the fresh tone very much.
The color of the cover of a helmet is also wonderful.
As usual, it's the gorgeous finish.
I congratulate completion.

Mitsutaka

Hey Dan,

Nice work. Can you share your flesh mixture? I am always trying to doctor mine up some, thanks.

Joe

Dan,
Excellent figure and very nice colours.
Cheers
John

It looks amazing.

Hi Joe...

for this figure I mixed sunny skintone with burnt cadmium red, orange brown, flat brown, yellow tan and a little bit of cavalry brown as it is a very dominating color. I don't have exact amounts of each so I just mix it until I'm happy with the basecoat. I then take this mix and use 3 hi-lites using sunny skintone to lighten each one more and more. Then I blend. Then I take the lightest mixture already lightened with sunny skintone and I lighten that mix with basic skintone successively lighter and lighter. My final 2 hi-lites after I blend that mix is a glaze of strait basic skintone and my final hi-lite is a glaze of light flesh. These are all Vallejo colors by the way. Hope this helps you Joe!

Nice work on the eyes Dan!

Hey Dan,

Thanks and I will play around with it and see what I can come up with, congrads again on a super job!

Joe

You really brought this figure to life. Fantastic paintjob!!

Cheers

Peter

Thanks guys...

appreciate all your kind words!