Marcin M.

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:

My wetpallete - for circa 5$ . I used this colors to paint the helmet. For the coat I used mixed macragge blue (GW) and steel gray (VGC):

Base and helmet. Panzergrau mixed with ghost gray VGC in ratio 1:2. Ornaments - glorious gold VGC

The last one from cheerful company. His name is pure play with english and polish words. Polish word "smark" means snot or snivel if you like. I love Ścibor's sense of humor. Base and figurine - primered: Marcin.

Thank you Ray! There's one left - Otto von Bigsmark, soon on my workbench!

He comes from Bavaria I guess

28 mm Scibor Miniatures. A german ogre, younger brother of - probably - Manfred von Richthofen

N-scale is 1:160

Yes, it may looks strange because it's an ogre. Scibor sculpted bunch of four german-looking ogres. Their names are very funny, some kind of word play - Hinternburg can be translated as Arseburg. Note, that there was german chancellor named Paul von Hindenburg.

28 mm Scibor Miniatures

Such a speedpainting stupid. 28 mm Scibor Miniatures.

No wash? No weathering? Looks unfinished for me.

I'm with You all, friends.

Thanks Peter! I am particularly pleased with the face and the ribbon. And iris of course, which is painted with 10/0 brush.