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Discussion in 'vBench (Works in Progress)' started by Sergey Popovichenko, Feb 6, 2012.

  1. Sergey Popovichenko A Fixture

    Country:
    Ukraine
    Greetings to all, planeters!

    Romeo Models ( sсulpted by V.Konnov), 90 mm, metall
    Рainted with acrylic and oil

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  2. Bailey A Fixture

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    United-States
    Very well done. I like everything, but I'm especially impressed by the shield. The weathering/battle damage is great. I also like your color choice. I have no idea about the accuracy of a white background, but it's interesting to see something different from the normal red shield.

    This figure has been on my wish list for a while. When I finally get it I'll be sure to use your pictures as inspiration.
  3. Blind Pew A Fixture

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    United-Kingdom
    I love it, that shield is fantastic, good work everywhere else too. (y)
  4. Sergey Popovichenko A Fixture

    Country:
    Ukraine
  5. bbd468 Member

    Country:
    United-States
    Bloody fine work! literally!!!:lol: the whole thing is beautiful.

    Gary
  6. housecarl Moderator

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    United-Kingdom
    Very well done Sergey.
    What did you use for the blood?
    Carl.(y)
  7. Piotrec Active Member

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    United-States
    Well done. I like the muted colors.
  8. Aveleira A Fixture

    Country:
    Portugal
    Great piece of work you have here!! And those details on the shield and the sword are superb... The blood very realistic as everything else on the figure.
  9. mil-mart A Fixture

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    United-Kingdom
    Sergey superb painting and a very realistic looking finish. (y)(y)

    Cheers Ken
  10. Nice veteran and great execution of weathering, not easy to replicate the gore of battle that still making pleasant to the eye ... well done!

    Ivan
  11. BobLff257 A Fixture

    Country:
    United-Kingdom
    Stuning Sergey, just superb, very realistic, very well done.(y)

    Rob
  12. sam b Well-Known Member

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    United-Kingdom
    OUTSTANDING !!!!! (y)
  13. megroot A Fixture

    Country:
    Netherlands
    Awesome work..
    The shield, the Gladius with blood....great.

    I saw this in the Chief 2011 competition !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    marc
  14. Meehan34 A Fixture

    Country:
    United-States
    Outstanding work. It is very realistic and a perfect execution.:notworthy:
  15. Ferris A Fixture

    That is terrific Sergey! (y)

    Like the other post said: original choice of colours and excellent after-the-battle look.
    Wow.

    I am expecting this one in the mail actually. Seeing yours makes me looking forward to it even more.

    One question: how did you achieve the blistering effect on the shield?

    Adrian
  16. Sergey Popovichenko A Fixture

    Country:
    Ukraine
    Thanks for the feedback, my friends! Damn nice to read them!
  17. Sergey Popovichenko A Fixture

    Country:
    Ukraine
    It is oil paints. Burnt sienna, burnt umber, slightly red. All mixed directly on the sword. Stuck to the hair - fiber syntepon. Pasted directly on the paint. Then add drops of thick oil paint mixes of burnt sienna and red.
  18. Sergey Popovichenko A Fixture

    Country:
    Ukraine




    I used the salt masks, as do the "tankmen" when simulate peeling paint on the armor


    I planted a wet salt crystals on the board.

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    Salt dried. I paid a few layers of acrylic paint. One must be careful in the beginning. That would not wash away the salt. Apply paint in one touch. I gave it dry and painted again.

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    Then I paint the emblem on the shield

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    Now I can gently pull the salt crystals with a knife. Carefully, that would not remove the excess paint.

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    Then the resulting cavity toned.


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  19. DEL A Fixture

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    Scotland
    Absolutely brilliant Sergey and a great SBS on the shield as a bonus.
    Cheers
    Derek
  20. Gellso A Fixture

    Country:
    United-Kingdom
    Really nice depth to this Sergey. The metals look great as does the shield.

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