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Manstein's revenge Very nice. I think the angle of the left wrist to arm is a tad severe but overall great work. Love the groundwork.
Very nice. I think the angle of the left wrist to arm is a tad severe but overall great work. Love the groundwork.
I think both wrists are off center. That may be the sculpting.
Your painting and groundwork, however, are top notch. Very nice presentation.
Remember, if the women don't find you handsome, they should at least find you handy.
Nice one Jim~!'
Very cool. I like that figure--good job picking him out of the crowd.
Love the vignette Buddy
"Well...you gunna pull them pistols, or just whistle Dixie?"
Great job all around!
"I dream in fire but work in clay." -Arthur Machen
No way! That was a piece of tree bark? Never thought about that... now I will be scouting for those every time I work on my yard!
Andy
Tree bark! Brilliant!
Steve M.On the workbench: every tool, paint, brush, glue I own
Great work J!
Another excellent finish on your collection of figures!
I have been packing around a chunk of tree bark for weathered rock for years and plan on using it as a outcropping beside a 1/144 Dora rail gun that is boxed, 1/3 complete and 3000 miles from here.
The PE straps look great yet paper ones are easier to place on the figure. You got your looking good and I cringe as to the effort and trouble fiddling with them. Good job!
Jason
Stunning job on this. I love that groundwork.
the kit comes with a PE sheet with a few straps , belt buckles and shoulder things. but no instructions are there for them
the hooks are thin wire. some other straps are masking tape.
I've finished this guy
Outstanding work! Did the PE stuff such as straps and hooks come with the kit?
uniform pretty much finished. i notice i need to touch up his left hand the shadows between the fingers.
starting adding some colors
Thats what I do first, too. Please show us how you do it layer-by-layer. Good luck & have a nice day
Pawel
All comments and critique welcomed. Thanks for your honest opinions!
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thanks! I still have to add shoelaces on the boots and clean up a little. but i think i will start painting the hands and face first
Hello James,
The sculpting on the fig is surely top notch! You got a good start on it too. As with figs the painting is most interesting, so I look forward to it. For now watch the seam on the boot sole (front). Good luch with your build, have a nice day
added a few more details on the straps. and undercut the edges , also added the cigarette
added some gear on him
i think I'll add a cigarette hangin' out his mouth also
picked this set up
built up this guy
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