Lovely work on these bot the sculpting and painting.

Gells

Didn't understand the term DEVGRU untill I looked it up. Even more impressed to know the are Team Six (unofficial title) US Navy Seals.

Great figures with superb painting of what has to be the hardest camo pattern.

Like Adrian I would be interested to know how it was achieved.

Very tempted & will bookmark your site.

Is anybody carrying the range at the upcoming Euro Militaire?

Peter.

I am afraid i have no any special technique .What you need to paint this camo is a few good brusches ( size at least 10/0 ) , optivizor and ....lot of patience .On atached pictures you can see steps of painting that camo . I will post more wip pictures on my blog next week

Hi Black 55

Thanks for the tips & images. Looking forward to the next instalment.

Peter.

Lots of hard work goes into producing a set like this. Excellent job!!

Thanks for thge painting tips -certainly would like to see the blog and extra.

I agree with all that's been said above. These are perhaps the best sculpted, and painted modern figures that I think I've ever seen!

Congratulations, Maciej, these are brilliant!

Kurt

These two bad boys just arrived on my doorstep. And I can say, without any qualification, they are as good in resin as they look in the photos.

Thank you Maciej, please keep up the good work!

Kylie
waiting for the Ranger Carl Gustav operator, the SEAL with MP7A1, Delta with shotgun, etc etc...

Where can I see the camo steps in painting?

have to agree with everyone above they are very well done, it shoul;d keep the modern guys very happy.

Ian

www.elliesminiatures.com

Thanks for all comments .
I have posted few more wip pictures on my blog :
http://airborne-miniatures.blogspot.com/p/blog-page.html

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That is some superb painting. And the sculpts are awesome, will have to save up my pennies. May i ask, if that's okay, what colours did you use for the AOR1 camo along with the beige shirt.