Hi again,

First of all I excuse myself for reposting again this figure...but this mentioned was due to my laziness in research

hopefully I have good friends that expertly pointed out that the cross has to painted on the left side on the heart....(the opposite that I painted it) and Hospitallers didn't wear Latin Crosses at that period of time...they wore a potance cross.....

In addition I replaced the gilded parts(sword hilt, scabbard, buckels etc) woth iron paint

This is going to serve me a BIG LESSON to make good research before applying/splashing paint

To answer the posts from the previous thread...This figure is from Andrea Miniatures in 90mm scale and you can find it from HIstorex etc

Thx for looking,

Samwel Vella

BRAVU TASSEW!!!!!!!

Ray

Well done Sam, it's not easy to correct a painted figue like that but you've done a superb job. You're lucky to have mates to help you with your research.

Your work is very beautiful.
I liked the color of the surcoat and the fresh tone.
I think a wonderful work.
I congratulate completion.

Mitsutaka

Great work Samwel,well done.

Really nice work Sam.
I thought you put a mirror image on the www. You got me with that.

Marc

Prosit, you made a proud honourable Ifrir!

Ivan

Nicely done Sam. To go in and change this once done takes some guts, my hat is of to you and your conviction!

Jay H.

well i for one cant notice the correction so you have made a good job there Sam, cant be easy finishing a figure and then having to make changes like this, especially when you have to remix the paint and get a match.

Nice figure,

Steve

Wonderful figure Sam, even with the correction, which I am sure Ivan told you about.
How did you do the red, colours etc. as you have done such a lovely job of the surcoat?

Don

Samwell,
My hat is off to you. Most would have said "I'll correct on the next figure."
this looks great and you would not know the correction. Great job.
Cheers
John.

Thx for all the comments guys....

@ Don....The mix is a faded red....MAimeri Acrylics used and Andrea unless stated otherwise...

BAse mix: Carmine

1st highlight: add Brilliant Orange to BAse
2nd Highlight: more brilliant orange
3rd highlight: add Beige(Andrea) to the brilliant orange and apply it to the most prominent areas that catch light

1st Shadow: add Sap Green to the Base
2nd SHadow: use black for the deepest of shadows and outlining

Regards mate,

Samwel Vella =]

Hi Sam
Excellent work.

Roberto

Hello Sam,

Absoluting fANTASTIC!

Aw geru zghir!!! Well done. You did a great job

Stephen

Thx for all the comments guys....

Very nice work - very realistic!

Great work Sam! Congrats!

Thx for the comments guys

Much Appreciated

Sam =]