Excellent work,Anders !I really like the composition of the piece,it's like a still shot from one of those war-time news clips.Keep up the good work Kenneth :lol:

Excellent work,Anders !I really like the composition of the piece,it's like a still shot from one of those war-time news clips.Keep up the good work Kenneth :lol:

Anders, Nice job. The walls almost make it a self contained box diorama. I also like the write-ups around the base that helps to give a sort of narrative to the scene depicted. Good going.~Gary

Anders, Nice job. The walls almost make it a self contained box diorama. I also like the write-ups around the base that helps to give a sort of narrative to the scene depicted. Good going.~Gary

Wonderfull work buddy, and great S-b-S too, congratulations, i will wainting your next proyect


Ed

Wonderfull work buddy, and great S-b-S too, congratulations, i will wainting your next proyect


Ed

Thanks for the comments guys

Here is a picture that I played with in Photoshop

Thanks for the comments guys

Here is a picture that I played with in Photoshop

Very kewl work dood, its turned out fantastic, can't wait to see what you get upto next

Rob

Very kewl work dood, its turned out fantastic, can't wait to see what you get upto next

Rob

Very, very nice work Anders. You captured the moment well. Very nice composition and execution. One small observation: Looks like you could tone-down/define the whites in the eyes a bit more. Sometimes on the smaller scales (this is 54mm or 1/35th right?) you may not even need them (whites). Please don't take that as a hit on your beautiful work - it looks great the way it is (and I could be completely wrong!). You did a very nice job - wish I could do half as good! Looking forward to seeing what's up next. Keep up the good work.

-jim cox

Very, very nice work Anders. You captured the moment well. Very nice composition and execution. One small observation: Looks like you could tone-down/define the whites in the eyes a bit more. Sometimes on the smaller scales (this is 54mm or 1/35th right?) you may not even need them (whites). Please don't take that as a hit on your beautiful work - it looks great the way it is (and I could be completely wrong!). You did a very nice job - wish I could do half as good! Looking forward to seeing what's up next. Keep up the good work.

-jim cox

Anders,

Very Nice! I have to say that I think you outdid yourself on the setting. Very good. I think that what Jim was saying is correct. It appears that the whites are just a tad big on the one figure but that is easy to correct. You can just cut it down with a small amout of flesh color. Just my thoughts.

Mike,

I have the PC MOH and this is what is holding my painting and sculpting up!

Joe

Anders,

Very Nice! I have to say that I think you outdid yourself on the setting. Very good. I think that what Jim was saying is correct. It appears that the whites are just a tad big on the one figure but that is easy to correct. You can just cut it down with a small amout of flesh color. Just my thoughts.

Mike,

I have the PC MOH and this is what is holding my painting and sculpting up!

Joe

cool scene Anders!

maybe the eyes of the last man are a bit big the whole scene looks great, mate

cool scene Anders!

maybe the eyes of the last man are a bit big the whole scene looks great, mate

Hey Guys!

Thanks for all the comments.

As for the eyes on the last guy, when I planned this scene he was supposed to be in the middle, and I wanted to attract some more attention to the center of the scene. So I painted the guy different, hence no beard, blue eyes and little brighter skins. I wanted to show more exitement in his face, and figured by paintind the eyes a little larger would show more of an exiting and happening expression. Guess I failed in showing that But I tried anyways

Hey Guys!

Thanks for all the comments.

As for the eyes on the last guy, when I planned this scene he was supposed to be in the middle, and I wanted to attract some more attention to the center of the scene. So I painted the guy different, hence no beard, blue eyes and little brighter skins. I wanted to show more exitement in his face, and figured by paintind the eyes a little larger would show more of an exiting and happening expression. Guess I failed in showing that But I tried anyways

Anders, The photo is pretty neat. I would agree on the painting of the eyes. You could even throw in a bit of flesh with your white to tone it down to keep it from standing out so much.~Gary

Anders, The photo is pretty neat. I would agree on the painting of the eyes. You could even throw in a bit of flesh with your white to tone it down to keep it from standing out so much.~Gary