French Light Infantry officer 1809.
Painted in acrylics and some inks and this is where I am at now.
Flesh colours used



I am very pleased with the face and how that's turned out.



And then the base,I like the finish this before the figure is painted, makes it easier to paint the scene.

Very nice, the face is excellent and I also really like to use Beige Red and Light Flesh for flesh. Great base as well.

Amazing job on the face (54mm???) with just three colors. I like it. Ground work is nice also

Thank you Nigel, various you tube painting demos have used this method and it now my go to for paintings faces.

Thank you F troop, I wish the face was a 54mm but this is 75mm. The painting using the 3 colours was copied from a demo, I will see if I can fine the reference I used.

Thanks again.

That's looking really fine, Bob, excellent flesh work.

Really nice work Bob! Coming along beautifully and I love the base.

Cheers,
Ken

Looking really good Bob ..... will be following....Mike

Lovely work on that face Bob.
Steve

Nice work...face and ground.

Thank you all very much really appreciate the comments, I am trying to find the source for the face painting I have used, Its by a guy who paints German 1/16th. This is the article part for the face, I'm sure it was for the full figure.

Many thanks Djoubri, I'm enjoying this one.

Would be interested in that painting guide also if you find it, looks interesting.
Cheers
Steve

Clever work,sir.....clearly admirable skills are on show here.... seriously impressive
at that scale. Salaams !!

Mike

Can only find the painting the face.
I will delve deeper but think I only saved this. I think the painting was by Calvin Tan

Cheers Mike finally got the mix right

Cheers Steve Yes I agree about the boxes but they are superb sculpts. I have most of the Napoleonics and have another two to do. The line officer and a grenadier again. These will be on the same base.

Lovely work Bob. So jealous Bob! As you know I'm a big fan of Avanpost but since the war started I can't bring myself to buy any. My Dad was Ukrainian. I know I shouldn't be bothered as the tax payable on the profit of a figure wouldn't buy many bullets but it's just how I feel. Wouldn't like the one bullet to be hitting my friend in the trenches. .
Just so you know, I don't mean any criticism of you or anyone buying their figures at all and I mean that. It's my issue and mine alone!
Keep enjoying the figures and I hope and pray to be in a position soon to get some again myself. All the best!

I know how you feel, I have a friend in Kyiv but I saw these on sale in Germany (IL miniatures) and have brought them from a UK supplier even after the Crimea was annexed by Russia. No offence has been taken and hope things will be resolved soon.

Cheers Bob.
Must admit I bought figures after Crimea.
Glad you’ve taken my post in the spirit in which it was meant as I would have hated it if you had taken offence! Cheers and carry on painting mate