Jason,
Nicely done coming on a treat.
Nicely done coming on a treat.
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Cheers Jon...that’s a good point now that I look at it...I will have a go at blending them in a little!
JasonComment
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Cheers Scottie...much appreciated!Comment
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Hi Jason
Looks very good to me.
JimComment
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Lovely work Jason.Comment
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Top work Jason. Really is looking the DB'sComment
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Superb Jason, when I saw the first photo from Monday the guy looked real, was only when I puled down the page saw he had no legs.:surprised:
Apart from everything else looking so good, the detail on the gloves paintwise is most impressive.
John.Comment
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Hi Jason, I actually like the eyes a lot, they have a real fatigued look on them:thumb2:Comment
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Jim R, Peter, Steve, John and Dirk!
Thanks for the comments and for looking in!
I,m having real trouble with the bullet belt as it is so fragile it keeps breaking so I'm left with a pile of individual bullets... I have managed to hold a length together supported on the back with a length of thread and superglue but its all getting a bit messy and could wind up looking more like a string of sausages at this rate... if I cant save it I know there are 1/10 drum magazines available via Ebay so that's always an option???
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Hi all
A small bit of progress made on this after the nightmare of the bullet belt!
I have darkened around the eyes slightly which I think addresses the over emphasis on the whites?
And got the blanket done for the back of the figure!
Thanks
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Putting it all together...?
Just the Zeltbahn to do and that’s the back of the figure nearly done!!!
Thanks for looking in!
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Hi Jason
That is sublime. How you figure painters do it I'll never know - personally I suspect witchcraft!! I'll bet you and Peter and others have a drawer full of bats wings and unicorn horn! :tongue-out3: :smiling:
JimComment
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Looking pretty damn good Jason.Comment
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Jason - a good job on this one.Comment
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looking very good,Jason,:thumb2:Comment
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