Fresh updates gloves have been finished



cheers guys

New head following dog problems see here http://www.planetfigure.com/threads/great-service-from-stormtroopers.57801/#post-585409

new paint job using my new Scale75 paint set



primed using vallejo black primer.

then base coat applied using mix of Indian Shadow SC23 + African Shadow SC24 airbrushed from below

more to follow soon..............

Mid tone airbrushed from above using mix of
Basic Flesh SC20 + Pink Flesh SC21



more to follow soon......

work done this morning

Airbrushed model air black to the shako

Then First Light (upper areas):
Basic Flesh SC20 + Golden Skin SC19 applied with brush



more to follow soon......

First stage to the five o'clock shadow is applied using a smokey ink wash in the beard areas


more to follow soon................

Looks great.... Add some green to the red for shadow to create more depth

which bit are you talking about?

Eye Sockets:
African Shadow SC24 Glaze
Shadow Wash:
Wash Indian Shadow SC23+ Pink Flesh SC21
Five O'clock Shadow:
Wash Using Grey Wash

Mid Tone Highlight:
Light Skin SC18 Glaze

more soon...............

Shadow Glaze:
Arabic Shadow SC22 + Pink Flesh SC21 applied to shadow areas


more soon...............

Ok so done a lot of little jobs this week

Regimental Facings still not happy here so added some Yellow Game Ink then glazed over with Vallejo Sand Yellow

Breeches and Shirt Collar were shadowed using a mix of Vallejo Deck Tan and Dark Sea Grey, this was then toned down using a Deck Tan Glaze, The highlight was added using a mix of Vallejo Deck Tan and White.

The leather parts of the scabbard had Vallejo Black stippled on.

All the silver buttons were first given a coat of Game Colour Chainmail, then given a wash with thinned Black ink and finally given a touch of Klear to add shine.

The officers wings were painted in much the same way accept the klear was substituted for a highlight using Vallejo Silver.

The gilt pieces on the scabbard, pistol grip, bugle horn's on coat turnbacks, bugle horns on officer wings and buckles on belt and haversack had already been based using Vallejo English uniform over this was added a glaze of Vallejo Brass.

The sword knot was based using Vallejo Khaki.

The shako Vallejo Dark sea grey was glazed over to add fabric effect and then a first very thin black ink wash was applied. Vallejo White was added to key areas on the peak to add a light a effect.

The bugle horn and Cockade button were based in Game Colour Chainmail and then highlight using Vallejo silver a coat of klear was added to some areas.



away on holiday for a week now so more to follow soon.....................

hi guys still beavering away at this one unfortunately summer holidays with kids not the most practical time for painting will post more pics soon

cheers Carl role on September than can get some serious modelling done

Ok here is what i have managed to get done recently

boots and shako peak were glazed using Vallejo Glossy black and then several coats of Klear were applied and then polished to a sheen, these will then be weathered later. The cockade was also glazed with Vallejo Glossy black and the scabbard.
The shako itself was glazed with Vallejo Black Grey and then German Cam Black, this was then toned down using very thin black ink washes.
The shako plume and band were given a base coat of Vallejo Olive Drab.
All gilt areas were washed with thinned sepia ink and then highlighted using Vallejo Gold.
The Wings were highlighted using Vallejo Vermillion and then highlighted finally using a drop of Vallejo German orange added.
The sword knot was given a base coat of Vallejo Khaki and Gold mix to simulate gold bullion.
The wooden areas visable on the pistol were based using thin strokes of Scale 75 Orange Leather and Walnut mix.

The hair was given a base coat of Vallejo Choc brown and then highlighted using Scale 75 Orange Leather and Walnut mix
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more to follow soon

hi finished it tonight http://www.planetfigure.com/threads/light-infantry-officer-1808-15.58540/

cheers

Fantastic! I've been looking for something like this! Keep up the great work!

Gary