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WIP WW1 'Frontschwein' German Officer

Discussion in 'vBench (Works in Progress)' started by MENTAL DENTAL, Feb 22, 2012.

  1. housecarl Moderator

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    Very subtle shade and highs David.
    Carl.(y)
  2. MENTAL DENTAL A Fixture

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    Too subtle?!?:( !?
  3. housecarl Moderator

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    Not at all, I like the more natural look, not mad on the forced highs and lows.
    But that's just me,
    Carl.(y)
  4. Mike S. Well-Known Member

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    Ditto. I'm of the opinion that contrasts can become too extreme, especially on the larger scale figures, which makes them rather cartoonish in appearance.
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  5. Stephen Ward Active Member

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    Dude, very impressive work. Incredibly smooth, those transitions are so well-done. And that face kicks ass ;)
  6. roadking Active Member

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    This is a great looking piece and you are doing him justice David. I have recently "rediscovered" my interest and passion for Imperial German subjects and this figure will be a nice addition to my collection. Thanks for sharing.

    Jim
  7. MENTAL DENTAL A Fixture

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    Gentlemen, thank you for your opinions..................................much appreciated:)

    David
  8. MENTAL DENTAL A Fixture

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  9. housecarl Moderator

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    Excellent finish David.
    What did you use for the mud, very realistic?
    Cheers,
    Carl.(y)
  10. MENTAL DENTAL A Fixture

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    Carl, I used acrylics and Humbrols. I was wondering about using some of the weathering 'grease' and or 'wet' substances I've sometimes seen mentioned on the armour on here. Have you used it??:whistle:

    David
  11. housecarl Moderator

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  12. MENTAL DENTAL A Fixture

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    Thanks for that:coffee:


    David
  13. kaz6120 A Fixture

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    Awesome painting on every elements, and love the mud too!
  14. Marcel Active Member

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    Great paintwork David!

    Cheers,
    Marcel.
  15. DaveG Active Member

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    Beautiful paint job. What a great looking figure.

    DG
  16. Einion Well-Known Member

    Not to me.

    I'm also not a fan of the pronounced or exaggerated highlighting and shadowing that's so much in vogue the last few years but this is a softly-sculpted piece anyway, hard-edged shading would be inappropriate (wouldn't match what's actually there).

    Einion
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  17. Stephen Ward Active Member

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    Nicely finished, and I love the weathering and the stains/dirt on this guy. Top-notch piece sir.
  18. BobLff257 A Fixture

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    Really like your work David, this ones tremendous, bravo!

    Rob
  19. flart1943 Active Member

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    England
    A new Jon Smith, an event worth waiting for. Lovely muted painting.
    Pete
  20. roadking Active Member

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    United-States
    Really wonderful job on this David!!

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