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Fantasy Flight Star Wars Rebel Leader

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    October 2021
Fantasy Flight Star Wars Rebel Leader
Posted by PhoenixG on Monday, July 22, 2024 5:05 PM

Another mini done while working on another project.   This time of a Star Wars Rebel Leader.

Started with the basic black primer.

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Then added zenithal highlight with grey primer and painted the coat burnt red.

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Blocked in the other major colors.  Sandy yellow for the shirt, chocolate brown for the pants, blued steel for the equipment and german black brown for the boots.

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Used light flesh for the skin with Vallejo game color flesh wash.

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The topped it with a dry brush of light flesh again.  Mixed some white into the chocolate brown for the shadows on the shirt.  Don't know why but my figures always look like the undead at this point.

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Sorry but no other in between photos between this and the final product.  I liked how the coat was turning out.  Mixed some black in with the burnt red to deepend the shadows of the coat.  Doing so I began to see the coat as having gotten dirty from a muddy field so added in some browns. 

Liked the idea enough to try and make it look like he was running across a muddy battlefield and tried to make it look like he'd been splashed with mud.

Here's the final product. Still learning how to do basing of miniatures.

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And posing with his group.

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On the Bench:

Bandai 1/72 Defender Destroid

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    November 2009
  • From: SW Virginia
Posted by Gamera on Wednesday, July 24, 2024 6:45 PM

Looks good! Nice work Phoenix!!! 

For bases I just cover it with white glue and then add sand. When dry I put a few spots of glue on that and sprinkle on a little static grass. 

"I dream in fire but work in clay." -Arthur Machen

 

  • Member since
    October 2021
Posted by PhoenixG on Thursday, July 25, 2024 2:56 AM

Gamera
Looks good! Nice work Phoenix!!!

Thanks Gamera!

Gamera
For bases I just cover it with white glue and then add sand. When dry I put a few spots of glue on that and sprinkle on a little static grass.

That's sounds like a great general base.  I'm adding those items to my supplies wishlist. Smile

Only a couple of my minis have I attempted to do anything more than paint the base so tips and tricks are most welcome!

On the Bench:

Bandai 1/72 Defender Destroid

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    July 2014
  • From: Franklin Wi
Posted by Bakster on Thursday, July 25, 2024 3:43 PM

Hey PG, the figures turned out great! One of these days I want to try doing the same.

 

Nice work, Sir!

  • Member since
    October 2021
Posted by PhoenixG on Saturday, July 27, 2024 11:40 PM

Bakster

Hey PG, the figures turned out great! One of these days I want to try doing the same.

 

Nice work, Sir!

 

Thanks Bakster!

I like doing the minis.  They don't usually take too long to do and I learn a lot about painting that I can transfer to my larger scale models.  And if I mess up a mini it's not a big deal.  They're a lot easier to strip down to plastic and start over. Big Smile

I really enjoy painting models which makes them a fun distraction while I'm waiting for glue to dry on another model or I need a break from some part of a kit that's being particularly frustrating.

On the Bench:

Bandai 1/72 Defender Destroid

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