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WIP Critique SS-Machinegunner painting the scarf

Discussion in 'vBench (Works in Progress)' started by RRR, Nov 14, 2021.

  1. RRR Well-Known Member

    Country:
    Germany
    Hi to all.

    Painting the scarf of this young Waffen-SS machine gunner from Young Miniatures , how I did it my way.

    The bust is WIP, nothing on the photos is yet finished.

    wass-mg-02.jpg

    The smock with the blurred edge pattern is almost finished. It will still get some shading when the rest of the bust is painted.

    wass-mg-03.jpg

    The blue color is Caspian Blue from ScaleColor

    wass-mg-04.jpg

    A mixture of yellow and golden brown

    wass-mg-05.jpg

    and after some shading and drybrushing

    wass-mg-06.jpg

    this is the most difficult part for me, painting thin lines free hand. I am not really satisfied so far.

    wass-mg-07.jpg

    That's how I came this far.
    Next weekend I will continue

    Any comments welcome
    Cheers
    Robert
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  2. Marcin Morawski A Fixture

    Country:
    Poland
    No kidding! The scarf turned out great, just like the real one.
    Here and there, just make narrower red stripes on the front and give them one more filter to fade them a little.

    This is the advantage of freehand, no one will measure your work with a ruler.

    Great paintjob, my man!
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  3. RRR Well-Known Member

    Country:
    Germany
    Thank You Marcin, I will give it a filter or more. I am working on my freehand skills yet.:happy:
  4. Scott Sheltz Well-Known Member

    Country:
    United-States
    Scarf turned out great! It add some personality to the figure
  5. sd0324 PlanetFigure Supporter

    I too like the scarf. Lends an individual touch that looks proper and you put a one of a kind look to it.

    Steve
  6. Nap Moderator

    Country:
    England
    Hi Robert

    I like the colour choice for the scarf a good contrast , agree with Marcins comments

    Look forward to seeing more

    Nap
  7. Steve Brodie PlanetFigure Supporter

    Country:
    United-Kingdom
    thats looking very good.
  8. RRR Well-Known Member

    Country:
    Germany
    Hi again.

    I was working on some stripes, made them a bit thinner here and there and used two filters. Looks better now

    IMG_20211120_181633.jpg

    IMG_20211120_181643.jpg


    In my first enthusiastic attempt on the helmet cover, I made a big mistake

    IMG_20211120_142840.jpg

    This helmet cover is the autumn side, not the spring/summer camouflage.
    The stripes of fabric that cover the springs for the suspension hooks were always sewn on the autumn side.

    The box art, although of course a very good painting job, did it wrong too. Besides that, the cover which is shown on the box did never exist. There were no camo helmet covers ib the Blurred edge pattern.

    I will give the cover an autumn pattern

    IMG_20211120_181655.jpg

    Cheers
    Robert
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  9. RRR Well-Known Member

    Country:
    Germany
    And here it is:

    IMG_20211121_111844.jpg

    IMG_20211121_111852.jpg


    Makes me feel much better now.
    Perseas and 1969 like this.
  10. RRR Well-Known Member

    Country:
    Germany
    This bust is finished now, last one this year.

    I will place more photos in the apropriate forum.

    Cheers
    Robert

    IMG_8930.JPG
    Dmldk and Perseas like this.

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