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Mongol Warrior 1/9th bust.

Discussion in 'Completed Figures' started by fmargem, Mar 7, 2016.

  1. fmargem Active Member

    Country:
    Brazil
    Produced by SK Miniatures, this bust is a world of textures and materials to play with.
    The sculpture is perfect, casting supperb. A delight to paint.
    I´ve painted it back in 2014 and only now I had a few good pictures taken.

    Please, LEAVE A COMMENT!

    Cheers,

    Felipe.

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  2. Nap Moderator

    Country:
    England
    Hi Filipe,

    Thanks for sharing this great bust, I really like that fleshtone as well as the way you have done the armour do share you mixes and methods .

    Be good to see a back view as well

    Nap
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  3. narn08 Active Member

    Country:
    Hungary
    Nice job !
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  4. fmargem Active Member

    Country:
    Brazil
    Hi, guys, thank you for your kind comments.
    Pictures of the back are really not good...sorry.
    I use vallejo acrylics for my base colour and highlights, then I come back with Winsor and Newton oils.

    For red leather I use mahogany brown as a base coat, add brown sand for the first highlights and buff for the second highlights. Then I use oil paint for the midtones and shadows. usually burnt umber, van dyke brown and ivory black.

    Tan leather and skin tones I tend to paint almost the same way. What differs is the base color. For tan leather I use sand or buff as a base color. Then highlight adding pale sand and white. The oil paints are burnt umber and van dyke brown. I don't usually use black on this step.
    For the skin color I usually have different mixes for each figure/bust. Usually variations of burnt siena, raw siena, brown sand, white, prussian blue and red all mixed together to give me the base color I want. Then, I get back with burnt umber and van dyke brown, both with some alizarin crimson added to heat the color up. Then I go back and forth adding more van dyke brown to the shadows and white to the highlights until I'm satisfied.

    I can't paint NMM so, I like to use model masters metalizers. I usually apply a few oil washes with black and prussian blue and after some transparent red oxide.
    When painting gold color I prefer the vallejo gold tones and washes with Van dyke brown.

    I don't think I can teach anything to those on this forum, but I'm glad for the curiosity!
    Thank you Nap!
  5. peedee A Fixture

    Country:
    United-Kingdom
    A great figure I always admired the strong face on this sculpt.

    Paul.
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  6. fmargem Active Member

    Country:
    Brazil
    Thank you! (y)
  7. Wayneb A Fixture

    Country:
    United-States
    That looks great Felipe......I've been tempted on this bust for a while now and you may have taken me over the edge.
    Keep up the good work.

    Wayne
  8. Oda A Fixture

    Top quality.Artistic and at the same time very natural and realistic.Well done.
  9. fmargem Active Member

    Country:
    Brazil
    Wayne and Oda, thank you for your kind words.
    Nice price, perfect sculpture and casting. Well worth it Wayne. Go for it!

    Cheers,
    Felipe

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