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Pep Vazquez

Member since
August 2010
From: Spain

GANS sk602 - Spain 2099

Posted by Pep Vazquez on Saturday, August 21, 2010 4:00 AM

Hi all, here I leave this model, which tries to approach it in a case dating from 2099 of Spain.
After a nuclear war.

Belonging to the Marines. And in the future and less in that year will not be alive, let your imagination standing at home, but do not overdo it.
A key question: Why Spanish?
I replied "Why not? Who knows the military power for Spain in 2099.

Overall, to say that I had a great time with this guy, good quality material, ease of installation and added other parts of other lots.
The figure is Mig Productions 1 / 35
The paints used are Tamiya and treatments of MIG oils and pigments.
Greetings

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Pep Vazquez

Member since
August 2010
From: Spain

Posted by Pep Vazquez on Saturday, August 21, 2010 4:06 AM

Paints used are Tamiya XF -60 - XF -58 and XF-64

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Pep Vazquez

Member since
August 2010
From: Spain

Posted by Pep Vazquez on Saturday, August 21, 2010 4:13 AM

After treatment with the oils this is the result

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Pep Vazquez

Member since
August 2010
From: Spain

Posted by Pep Vazquez on Saturday, August 21, 2010 4:28 AM

With the figure I paint complicated and combining two different types of camouflage
The vest and uniform.

Figure ref: MP 35-285 MIG PRODUCTIONS

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Pep Vazquez

Member since
August 2010
From: Spain

Posted by Pep Vazquez on Saturday, August 21, 2010 4:33 AM

And finally a simple and easy ground and the two figures sharing the devastation and looking broken.

Thanks to all.

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Gunpla Master

Member since
May 2010
From: North Carolina

Posted by Gunpla Master on Saturday, August 21, 2010 10:01 AM

WOW. What a impressive, well thought out, meticulous, expertly detailed and painted Ma.K.

Impressive to say the least. And may I say welcome Pep Vazquez

You thought of the battle, results, assembly and looks all come together to create what you have explained as the result and aftermath of a devastating Nuke attack. This is just cool.

The MIG figure's uniform is by far one of the best paint jobs I have seen done on a military figure in some time. The uniform almost looks like cloth. Wonderful skills. And using 2 camo patterns convey a sense of urgency when this guy was getting issued his field equipment for the coming battle. Neat little detail that unless you had been in the service, you would understand how crazy it gets while being issued equipment some times.

We have a Ma.K GB going and I would like to invite you if you feel like, to at some point join in with a WIP of any Ma.K figure you would like to share. From what I have seen, you my friend have much to teach.

Adios Amigo

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