Thanks Jim. Just the shield now.
ICM 1/16 Viking
Collapse
This topic is closed.
X
X
-
Guest
-
Guest
Finished:
The last session involved painting and fitting the shield - always a bit tricky as their are two sides, which means protecting the painted one while the other side is done. I based the design on the box art, which I presume depicts one of Odin's ravens. I first drew it on in pencil, then used a fine brush to get the sweeping curves. I also decided to quarter the background in two colours to add interest. After the basic colours were painted, I used brown shoe polish and antiquing wax to dull of the colours and provide some wear and shading.
The next job was to add the arrows. These had to be cut to pass through the shield - fortunately ICM provided locating marks on either side of the shield so that the parts lined up. The final stage was to make and attach the strap.
The base is an old Verlinden one with added grass tufts, garden roots and birch seed leaves.
A terrific figure to work on - really enjoyable.Comment
-
Guest
-
Guest
Hi Peter stunninig work as ever, I think this one is one of your best :thumb2::thumb2::thumb2:.
Old Puffer Pete.Comment
-
-
Hi Peter
You are a most accomplished figure painter. You are able to tackle a wide variety of subjects with very high end results. All done in your own inimitable, recognisable style. This is superb. Certainly up there with you very best.
JimComment
-
-
Guest
Pete - Thank you. I did really enjoy this one.
Tim - Thanks. I'm relieved the shield worked out first time. They usually take at least two attempts.
Jim - Very kind words, thank you. Still a lot to learn though.......
Peter - Glad you like him. Should cover up that musketeer nicely!Comment
-
Guest
-
Guest
-
Superb result again Peter, the facial expression of ''to battle'' has come out very good.:thumb2::thumb2:Comment
Comment