Hi.
I'd like to show new model. It's Enigma Miniatures 28mm. (some more i think) scale, sculpt by Lattore, what means it gave lots of fun durning paitning. I may be reworking some details, or maybe base. But i'd like to know if you see something wrong.. is he very colorful or its just me ? Thanks for any comments

Awesome for 28mm!!!!!!!!!

I can't even do eyes (er, eye !) like that in 54mm scale ! Great job Szymon !

Cheers,

Brian

Wspaniała figurka jak na 28 mm. Bardzo mi się podoba!

WOW,
Awesome especially for 28mm.
Cheers
John

great work and photography to boot

Never realized how cool this figure is, nice work.

Thanks for comments, here is he finished(with new face, other texture on glove and some details fixed):

I'd like to know the steps used to paint the flame.very realistic

Yes, that would be useful

Well done!

Jay H.
OKC

Good work, this figure has lots of details.



Cheers
Roc

Excellent paintjob!!

Marcel.

Thanks for comments.

I explain how flames were painted. I used Citadel and P3 paints in this case, as they have bright colors, vallejo oranges are somehow duller, but they would do, i write comparison guide if you use vallejo.
-Base with Menoth White Highlight(AV Ivory) over grey primer
-Flames are very light in recesses, so i leave a bit of pure Off white in there, and i start higlighting it with light yellow, flat yellow from vallejo would do. I highlight in 'reverse' manner, only 'core' of flame is very light.
-I keep adding to off white/yellow mixture some orange, blazing orange or purpleheart red. I add it quite heavily, as flames have 'quick' blend between white yellow and orange red.
-after orange i add dark flesh, burnt cad red will work.
-when they have enough red, or rather reddish brown, i add to this color a lot of black, and apply short strokes of that at ends. It is meant to simulate smoke.