The Andrea 90mm figure painted with the Andrea White Set. This figure was really an experiment in the various tones that can be achieved - and a heck of a lot of fun to paint!

great job well done

Thanks Simon!

Nice work sir!

Did you use any other colors on the whites other than the set? Its a great job! I have the white set but they dont turn out that well!!!

A little Burnt Umber from Vallejo - I use this color in every paint mix!

Very nice Dave.

Great work Dave! I've said it before and I'll say it again. These paint sets do not limit the painter nor do they slow one's progression with mixing colors.

Jim Patrick

It looks very well, Dave, I like the tone difference between the white of the helmet and the uniform. Do you´ve made more photos from different angles?

Military miniatures painted by Eduardo Garcia

Eduardo - not at the moment, but I will take a few more soon and I will post them for you - and Thanks!

Very nice tones!!!
Fantastic job, as usually.
Cheers,
Zeno

Thanks Zeno - love the drum set!!!

Thanks Dave!!!
I thought that you like my figure painting not that "noise making type of instrument"
Cheers,
Zeno

Excellent work on this Dave. I have the white set and have used it in the past and it helped a great deal. Thanks for the tip on using the burnt umber

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100% agree with Edorta!!!1

Alexandros

Excellent job Dave.
Nice variantions and contrast in the whites.
Did you use a matt varnish, or how else did you achieve the very realistic matt finish?

Adrian

Thanks Adrian, the Andrea White paints are "dead flat" and do not require any matt varnish. I always use all of their dark colors (black, greens, blues) for the same reason. The Vallejo dark colors seem to have a bit of a satin finish when dry - but I tend to use Vallejo for just about everything else.