Soldering! That is old school for sure. Haven't seen that outside of books I have that were published in the early 70's.
Very cool

Colin

Absolutely amazing!!! Brilliant work with color. Superb
Cheers Borek

Looking forward to see that complete.....

I am wondering, how are you able to file/sand the seams under the horse's belly without destroying the paint work? Or are you using thicker paint to cover those areas?

As meticulous as I try to be in the cleanup phase, and as much as I try to achieve a perfect fit, I never quite do and some filling is always required; so, I am always waiting until putty and primer are as close to perfect as I can get before applying color.

Thank you all, glad to see you all again.
Meticulous, Yes, I using thicker paint to cover in those seams. I like the Pegaso mini because of perfect fit parts.

I understand. Thank you.

I outlined Diana's dress.

The small dots on the screen and light dots.I'm a little touch up her face. Small pattern.

Diana is almost ready and now I can start drawing her horse.

Some of the best work I have ever seen on this or any other figure site. Quite incredible artistry!
Gary

Excellent artwork so far .This is going to be a suburb figure when its finished !

Thank you all!

I drew a horse.

Painted shield, and the first figure in the painting is almost ready.

I want to paint a hunters and a hunting scene on the other side of the saddle cloths.


I started to draw the face hunter.

Perfectlty Paintings..............

I really can't believe what I am seeing. This is like watching a renaissance painter...Truly amazing skills. Incredible detail...Will follow it closely.

wow wow
excellent paint

Alexandros

Really incredible detail, Renaissance style for sure.


Surely must be using some form of magnification, or strictly with the naked eye?

regards,
Jack

this is art

Thanks to all!
to JackG
Oh, yeah, sometimes I use jewelry Points.

Really amazing work. Loving the blog too.
Great to see this kind of work.
Alex.

Really unbelievable

professionnal work !
amazing ...
keep it up !
marc