Some early attempt's at figure painting

Very nice figures and poses, but you still have to spend many hours on them.... My favourite is the MG gunner, I am anxious to see how you will put him to hold the MG. I convert from Preiser almost the same pose at 1/72, and I scratched for his MG a strap, putting him to hold the weapon by the strrap (it is a reference photo showing a soldier doing so). Probably in two days I will post this figure togheter with others inside a review I am working.

Good luck and I hardly wait to see them finished.

Panzer_Grenadire wrote:

Very nice figures and poses, but you still have to spend many hours on them.... My favourite is the MG gunner, I am anxious to see how you will put him to hold the MG. I convert from Preiser almost the same pose at 1/72, and I scratched for his MG a strap, putting him to hold the weapon by the strrap (it is a reference photo showing a soldier doing so). Probably in two days I will post this figure togheter with others inside a review I am working. Good luck and I hardly wait to see them finished.

          P. G. These fig,s were some that I did a few year,s ago when I first started doing figure painting. I was just showing them so peaple could see how I've improved with practice and following the advice of other modeler's.If you would like to see some of my newwer stuff go to the dio page and look for some of my work there .My newest one is on the armor page it's the marder III.139