Again trying to religiously follow the YouTube tutorial instructions, but subbing in equivalent paints from my collection, (for tutorial see previous post) the 'Whites and Red' were added. Though if I am honest, I am not sure I have mastered the layering of (diluted) white paint yet (in my case Vallejo Game Colours and Anita's Acrylic White) so I may fall back on another 'brown wash and then white highlight' to try and add some more depth and tone (see below):
The 'reds' were a three layer Vallejo Game Colour classic: shade (Gory Red), base (Bloody Red) and highlight (Hot Orange). So far I think he looks a tad bright (see below):
The only other paint used was Vallejo Game Colour Bone White to differentiate the side slung linen bag from the white trousers, adding a touch of white for a tiny highlight. So far 09:15 minutes through the 17:13 minute total.
PS: For all WW2 fans I am itching to start putting together Matilda "number nine"
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Monday, 19 January 2015
British "Bob" (Part 2) Whites and Reds
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2 comments:
Looking good!
Thanks SRD, it is a rather slow process at the moment but the theory is that once you do it for one you can batch the rest in factory style production ;)
I say theory!
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