I begin this wonderful bust form Nocturna Models in Spain.

The quality of modeling and casting is excellent; no mold imperfection or bubbles.
I think it has a more than adequate size: painting fast and satisfying.

In these pictures I show how I start playing with leather, a material that I love to paint.

This time I used the base Dark brown leather Andrea that always gives me good result to start. Lights adding intense orange vallejo and ending with a color that I liked enough to finish the orange leather: Light Rust AK.

The shadows tell me how many lights need and if are enough or should add more tones.

Looks like a great start. I hadn't seen this bust before now.
Great technique on the leather, when I first looked I thought it was painted in oils, please see that as a compliment.
Will follow with interest.
Cheers
Derek

Thanks Derek.


I appreciate your words.

Very good start with the leather Luis.
I will enjoy watching your progress on this figure.
Salute,
Keith

Leather work is awesome, so real.

Marc

Looking good

Thanks guys

As Marc said the leather parts are really awesome.

Very nice start and will be watching this one for sure. I haven't seen this bust before, I didn't know Nocturma did any of the GOT series!!!!!
Ben

Good start Luis. I'll follow your WIP!

The leather looks great. Very fine job.
Where did you get this kit? I don't see it on their website.
Gerald

Very good start. It will be interesting to watch this.

Cheers Borek

I bought this figure in Leganes Contest, in Spain.

I also find it on the Nocturna web site.
Thanks for the comments.

Not seen this before either, very nice great leather!

Cheers

Neil

Thx for your words Nap.

This is the link: http://nocturnamodels.com/

But i can´t find the bust.

Perhaps if you contact with them...

Wonderful start to a great bust Luisg, love the leatherwork I to will be following with interest
Cheers
Al

After more time than I like to have some photos with little progress

The leathers and hair looks realist.
I cant find this bust in Nocturna catalogue?

Cheers,
Pedro

Thanks Pedro.

I can´t find it in their web.