Hello guys, I share this pictures of my version of this figure from Latorre Models, the figure is a commission for a Mexican collector.
Please notice that the right hand is not glued to the arm, is only for the pictures cause I have to send it separate from the figure.
Hope you like it
ER

Brilliant painting Ernest. The detail and subtlety sets the bar very high.
I'm interested ......Why does the arm have to be sent separately?
Cheers
Derek

Excellent painting!

Cracking paint job Ernest very nice and understated I'm guessing sent separate to stop the sword getting bent/snapped etc Del at a guess

Steve

Thanks guys for your comments, Derek the hand is separate cause I will send it to the collector this way to avoid any damage in the shipping, the collector will glue it when he have it

Absolutely Perfect job Ernest,
Mexican Collector very very lucky and happy.

I was wondering if some sort of weird new legislation had come in.......remember the crazy situation a few years back when issues arose over sending figures holding rifles.

Fantastic paintwork. Congrats. Borek

Beautiful paint job, Ernest. Very impressive work.

Brilliant piece of painting, Ernest. Just how I like these dark ages' figures to be: muted and gloomy colours. I always look forward to your work, keep them coming!

Jhan

Wonderful work on this one.

Really cool work! Every material(leather,fur, fabric etc) in this figure painted in a different way! Ernest please let me know about your painting... I think basically you used acrylics as always, is that right? An then in which way you use oils above acrylic paint? Meaning how much, in which areas, with which criteria?

Beautiful job Ernesto!

Thanks a lot for your comments guys, LLias I always use acrylics but for metal parts I usually paint with printer ink and metal mediums, the oils are only fro horse (sometimes) yes I use oils over the acrylic base is better for a good adherence but as I said oils is not my favorite medium to paint figures

Get a grip of yerself Derek!!!!
Brian

BARBARIAN! In all senses. Me encanta como enriqueces los colores con todos esos matices.

Military miniatures painted by Eduardo Garcia

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A sword....you could have your eye out with a sword......

It was this http://www.jaunted.com/story/2011/1...ans 3-Inch Plastic Toy Soldier Gun from Plane

Buenissimo Ernest
Great job....

Very realistic painting Ernest, great colors. Love the face and blonde hair. Your base, with the snow, creates a great mood for the figure. Excellent!!! Regards, SG

Stunning work Ernest !!

Joe