Marcin M.

thank you, cobraman! I keepin' training...

Thanks Jim! with a little help from Citadel's color washes....

My first bust! I think it's the only way to show this character here Painted with Citadel (paint and color washes), VGC, Pactra. Enjoy. M.

Hi there! My second figurine in scale 54 mm. Painted with VGC, Citadel, Pactra.

Very nice! I like the weathering!

Sick. My wife said the same. I agree. I like this kind of sense of humor

A small joke to celebrate Easter...

Time to finish. First competition in a week. Clothes for Beznogow ready.

Bezrukow - the one withouth hands:

First colors. A102 (yellow German-African) and pale flesh VGC.

Scratch - the quintessence of model making. I admire.

That's a relief!

This kind of WIP is a honey for my eyes, as we say here in PL. You will do something with the rear spring? The one from the set does not look good. A thick wire maybe?

Hello friends!Easter soon, it's time to think about ornaments. These figurines are beautiful, don't you think ?? Their names are a game of Polish and Russian words. They mean that one is without hands and the other has no legs. Bases - they're beautiful as well, however, they're quite small... I will use these: Hope it isn't very disgusting for you?

Easier? I would not dare paint anything bigger than 54 mm. There is no place for a mistake - everything can be seen! I think 28/54mm is the best scale for beginning with miniature painting.

Thank you guys, I always doing my best. And I can assure you that every constructive criticism is welcome.

Nice!

You, Mister, are really an ACE!

3rd Regiment Cuirassiers Wearing Redingote Officer - 54 mm Pegaso Models.What do you think? My second (including Adolf) non-fantasy figurine. Painted with Citadel, VGC, Pactra, AK Rust Effect. Greetings.

Thanks Tom!

Fourth from the bunch of german ogres. A general. The whole WIP thread is here http://modelwork.pl/viewtopic.php?f=112&t=60701 . Enjoy. Comments and criticism are welcome as usual. Greetings, Marcin.

I marked darker places with macragge blue, and lighter with steel gray: I always give time to dry before further painting, at last there is no need to hurry. Today it looks so: