Hi guys I have reworked some of this wonderful figure

I reworked the red and tunice ))

Any comments or critique are always welcome,

Samwel Vella

Samwel the reds look particularly nice!

Jay H.
OKC

Hi Sam
Working on this great figure as we speak I am enjoying it but its a lttle devil to paint with so many pieces to paint before construction!
How did you go about starting to paint yours?
I like what you have done with yours and I agree its a great figure
Cheers
John

Sam,
He is looking oke..

marc

Samwel,

Excellent job on a very difficult figure. I have mine set aside for a while.

Hi John,

I like to assemble everything as possible thats my agenda and in this figure it was quite challenging but in your experience hands it should go quite well.

I assambled the 3 parts of the tunic to the body the leg as usual(pinned it well) after I was ready from the red of the tunic I painted the wolfskin black even from the inside cause when I was going to paint the wolfskins back(the side that touches the tunic) I would ruin the red so then I had no difficulties )))the head was assambled at last and be careful with this cause the horsehair crest has to be touching the wolfskin. ) the hand that holds the sword was assembled as well cause the wolfs head has to be rested on this ))

Hope this helps and if you need help just tell me,

Regards,

Samwel Vella

Hi Samwell,

Looks good. I like your bronze work. What did you use?
A couple of nitpicks... I feel that in certain places on the cloak you need more blending or layering to improve the transition between your shadows, mid-tones and highlights; in certain places on the cloak there are a few hard lines when the mid-tone meets the shadow.
I'm also not that keen on the white-ish trousers. Call it a personal preference.

Once again, overall looks good despite my few nitpicks. Better job than I'd do on this figure anyway