Metal Models , oils over Humbrol.
Enjoy...

Very nicely painted.

Very nice as always David, what Red did you use?

Keith

It's W&N Bright Red with a bit of green mixed into to it to kill the brightness.

Thanks for the tip David that is useful to know, I wouldn't have thought of using the green apart from Viridian for shading.

Keith

very nice

Best mix your own green from Cobalt Blue and Lemon Yellow as I know htese allow a flat/matt finish. All the greens in tubes will dry shiney.......................I hate shiney!!!!!!

Never mind the red that is a cracking yellow

I assume is painted in oils?
This figure i have been contemplating to buy for a while since its release.
Great pose and colorful uniform.
Great job!!

Well done David.

Very well painted.
Thanks for the tip on mixing own green to avoid shiny finish.
Andrew

Excellent work.

Marc

Yes always oils over Humbrol.

I can't spell shiney!

Very beautiful!

Superb.

Beautiful - a lovely figure. Skin tones are super, and the overall efffects are great.

I often use W & N's Manganese Blue Hue to shade red - and boy does that work!

I'll give that a try..........does it dry matt??

You will definately have to drain the Blue onf exceass oil on a bit of card because it's well greasy. But it's not bad mate. I do use malmittel in combination with it as well which really helps. In fact I often use malmittel and swear by it.

Lovely work David.