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Russian General 17th Century

Discussion in 'Painting Techniques' started by Richard E, Oct 14, 2003.

  1. Richard E New Member

    This is a bust I've just finished, and have also finally managed to get a picture in the gallery, after much trying. Tell me what you think ?.
  2. Guy A Fixture

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    United-States
    He looks great Richard......Beautiful job!!!! Who made the bust.....Keep up the good work. gonna go look at the gallery now

    Guy
  3. gordy Well-Known Member

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    United-States
    very nice! looks like quite a bit of details painting in it..

    glad you got the gallery figured out, trust me i know it's not known to be very user friendly :(
  4. Richard E New Member

    Hi Guy, I should have given a bit more detail in the first post. It's a scratchbuild from Milliput and is painted using Metalcote, watercolours and acrylics for the damascing.

    Glad you like it.
  5. gordy Well-Known Member

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    United-States
    nice sculpting work (y)
    what method did you use for the chainmail?
  6. Richard E New Member

    The chainmail is done by spreading a layer of putty across, and then using a piece of brass rod (the size depends on the scale) with half of the end cut out, to make a half moon shape.

    Then you have to imprint each ring of mail individually in an 'S' shape . A bit painstaking but it means that you can add the folds in the mail first and then imprint around and along them depending on where it falls on the body.

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