For the first time I painted a leopard blanket on a figure! Pretty cool really.
I managed to get the majority of my project finished over a couple of days. The weather in North Otago has been pretty patchy this year and this has resulted in quite a few hours at the dinner table in my mum's kitchen painting. None of the figures are display quality but I really had fun painting them and listening to documentaries on Youtube. Next job is to base the figures and do the final gluing of the equipment. 1/32 painting is really quite fun and actually quite a lot different from the massed ranks painting that I usually do. Who knows maybe I will do some more!
Although I'm not an aficionado like you, I have to commend you on your painting job. How in the world do you paint such tiny lines and buttons? I imagine that thick paint, even if you're using a thin paintbrush, tends to form large droplets that make painting thin lines impossible. What's the solution, then? Repeated coats using thin paint?
Although I'm not an aficionado like you, I have to commend you on your painting job. How in the world do you paint such tiny lines and buttons? I imagine that thick paint, even if you're using a thin paintbrush, tends to form large droplets that make painting thin lines impossible. What's the solution, then? Repeated coats using thin paint?
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ReplyDeleteGreat looking artillery team John. It sounds like you are enjoying the larger scale figures!
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