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Hello Bob,
Perseverance is the name of the game mate. I stopped getting stressed about the outcome once i realized with each new figure i completed i could see a tiny step forward among the myriad of faults, eventually the tiny steps forward begin to increase. I still have a very long way to go to be totally happy with the finishes i achieve, but painting figures now i find very rewarding ( until i venture onto the Putty and Paint or similar) websites. But at least doing that still give us a target to eventually aim for. Give it another go matey,paints and brushes are waiting .
Hello Bob,
Perseverance is the name of the game mate. I stopped getting stressed about the outcome once i realized with each new figure i completed i could see a tiny step forward among the myriad of faults, eventually the tiny steps forward begin to increase. I still have a very long way to go to be totally happy with the finishes i achieve, but painting figures now i find very rewarding ( until i venture onto the Putty and Paint or similar) websites. But at least doing that still give us a target to eventually aim for. Give it another go matey,paints and brushes are waiting .
Thanks John, it's much the same with ships and me, improving albeit slowly
That's a lovely job, John. At 1/16th he's pretty tiny, too. I'd love to see a 'for scale' shot with a Vallejo bottle or somesuch alongside, to impress just that little bit more.
And can I ask, have you used acrylics or oils on this?
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