Hello all! Here are some early shots of my next project - Pegaso's classic Owen Glendower. This is a complex, challenging kit and I probably wont finish it until September or so. This is my first attempt at painting a face in acrylics. I'm considering switching to acrylics for 54mm and maybe even 75mm faces. The first pic is a bit blurry. Thanks as always for looking.

Jason

Hey Jason,

Was nice seeing you again and glad that you are on this project! Looking good and looking forward to seeing more of this baby.

Joe

Can't wait to see more progress pics Jason.

Jason,
I cannot see any shortcomings on the face. You are doing a great job on Owen.
If i may ask, is the shield design engraved?? Because i see some relief into the design.

Marc

Jason,
Although the pictures are a bit out of focus, the face looks wonderful.

Marcel.

Great start!
I'm looking forward to progress of your work very much.

Mitsutaka

Joe, Tony, Marc, Marcel and Hikaru - Thanks guys!

Joe - good seeing you as well! I hope to have this bad boy done by Chicago.

Marc - yes, the heraldry is already sculped on the kit. Good thing too, because painting it freehand would be a pain!

Jason

Looking extremely good Jason!!! I have this gem in the grey army as well
Will stay tuned for your progress.......

Regards,

Ray

Jason,
Great start and I also have this and not yet started it.
Cheers
John

Thanks Ray and John!

Jason

Hello,

Beautiful work on the shield, the face appears to be very well done, but the photos don´t help.

Regards from Portugal
Pedro

Jason, even with the crappy (look who's talking!!) pics the face looks very good.Show us more when you can

Stephen Mallia

Thanks Pedro and Stephen!

Jason

Fantastic painting Jason and a great start with the acrylics.Look forward to your progress on this.

Cheers David

Great stuff!! I love acrylics for flesh tones myself!

David and Matthew - thanks guys!

Jason

Excellent fleshtones Jason. I still haven't worked up the courage to give it a go with acrylics.
John

Thanks John! I think oils are superior for flesh in larger scales, but acrylics offer so much more control that I'm beginning to think they are the better option for these smaller scale faces.

Jason

Thats an excellent start Can't wait to see more