WIP Harry Luck - Magnificent Seven; 1:9 Mitches Military Models

[Marcin M.]

Harry Luck!
The Second of the Seven 

Very good cast, grey resin again, hard, dry, one mold line on the back, a few leftover sprue cubes, but we already know that.
Beautiful details, a guy similar to the original.




But the brim of the hat will probably have to be sculpted anew, as before. Harry has a gambler/telescope style hat, not a "peasant" or "scarecrow" 



And I tell it once again: customer service in MMM is top notch!

Stay safe&cool.

[mustang1989]

Oh man!! I can't WAIT to see progress on this one.

[Marcin M.]

Okay, time to start.
Hat.I decided not to take the risk of heating the brim of the hat and hot molding as I might not pull myself together. It was faster and cheaper to cast the crown itself.I used a fast, red catalyst - you really need to hurry, because it freezes immediately.Especially when we don't use a vacuum.

Harry's hat - at rest - is best seen in the scene of the death of its owner:

New brim:

  

Keep safe.

[Marcin M.]

Ready.

The top of the head will be ground as the hat has no chamfer on the inside.

[Marcin M.]

Primered

[Marcin M.]

I can call it done. Well, I think...

[Jantrix]

Very impressive.

[Marcin M.]

Shirt.

Base...

Pattern...

Wash...

Happy New Year!

[Marcin M.]

Highlights on shirt, base and wash on face...

[Marcin M.]

More colors... step by step...

A shadow of stubble:

Glaze'n'Blend:

Make-up:

M.

 

 

[Marcin M.]

Left eye, SBS:

[mustang1989]

Coming along......magnificantly Marcin!! 

[Marcin M.]

15 minutes ago, mustang1989 said:

Coming along......magnificantly Marcin!! 

Thanks, Joe! Always doin' my best!

Eyes, ready.

[Marcin M.]

Almost ready... just few brush strokes left....

[mustang1989]

Looking superb!!! Figure painting is a model skillset that I have yet to learn.