Some fresh news !
Hello dear readers, I'm back in the business with several projects, some done, some half way through. My professional life being not that busy those days, and the weather being so crap so that we haven't had any spring this year, it allows me to paint some fellows of my grey army.
First, we have the figure of the 42nd highlander from la Méridiana. I love the themes selected by this brand, mainly early america, and a lot of indians. A nice figure, not a best seller though, acceptable details and a colorfull uniform. The figure I ordered had no bread bag in it, so I had to sculpt it. Apart from that a pretty straight forward building and painting. It was my first kilt ever. I guess I have some room to progress here .. :) .... For the kilt, I used a technique of wet paper stripes in order to apply the same width to each stripe. I finally tried to apply a dark wash to reproduce the wool effect (like on the box art), but it's missed. For the scenery, the fern is a real one, dried.
a world of imagination populated of little grey people making history alive. Call it the Gepetto syndrom.
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lundi 3 juin 2013
mercredi 23 mai 2012
Duryee Zouave
And the story continues,
This Pegaso Civil War Duryee zouave is the first 54 hitorical miniature that I have completed. I wasn't particularly thrilled by this figure, especillay when looking at the Pegaso art box that does not make justice to the figure. In fact I bought it because I initially wanted the Elite Tiger Zouave, and Pegaso is forcing customer to have a minimal amount for orders. I then decided to complete the zouave collection with a guy from the North.
This larger scale (I'm used to paint 1/35 figures) allows more details on the face, and the specific Duryee zouave uniforms offers great possibilities from the red and blue parts.
The figure has been done in enamel and oil. I wanted to give him an harrassed look, having a glance at the field after some bloody battle. The quality of the picture is not that good, but I try to make progress in this technical field as well.
Best,
Kinggeorges
This Pegaso Civil War Duryee zouave is the first 54 hitorical miniature that I have completed. I wasn't particularly thrilled by this figure, especillay when looking at the Pegaso art box that does not make justice to the figure. In fact I bought it because I initially wanted the Elite Tiger Zouave, and Pegaso is forcing customer to have a minimal amount for orders. I then decided to complete the zouave collection with a guy from the North.
This larger scale (I'm used to paint 1/35 figures) allows more details on the face, and the specific Duryee zouave uniforms offers great possibilities from the red and blue parts.
The figure has been done in enamel and oil. I wanted to give him an harrassed look, having a glance at the field after some bloody battle. The quality of the picture is not that good, but I try to make progress in this technical field as well.
Best,
Kinggeorges
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