Hi all this is a project i've been working on for three months it is the miniart 1/16 french musketeer... all for one and one for all. paints used in the construction of this were oils, and tamiya acrylics, this kit is a first for me and iam still developing my figure painting skills this kit is quite detailed but it would test any model makers skills to the full, so i hope you like it and as usual all comments are welcome good or bad.
Scott
Scott
Hi Scott. This isn't really my scene but it looks pretty good to me!
I have to ask, do you LIVE at your modelling bench 'cos your output is phenomenal. I mean, it only seemed to take you about 5 minutes to finish off that excellent 1/16 Tiger!
Gern
PS I'll bet your Dora will slow you down a bit when it arrives!
Nice one Scott. There sure is plenty of detail on him, that's for sure!
Ron
If it wasn't for Thomas Edison, we would all be watching T.V. in the dark!
A big thanks for the response chaps much appreciate it, i know this is not everyones cup of tea but i just thought i'd try something a little different this time. It is not a bad little kit but it was a bugger to put together.
thanks
scott
Scott
Nice work Scott, nice to see something different mate. Big five.
Have fun, John
Hi,
Like the Musketeer, I have done a couple of Tamiya 1/16th German figures. I was going to ask anyone what Miniart kits are like but if you can get results like that, I'll give them a go! My main subject it WWII armour, but I do the odd car, motocycle or figure. I think there's a lot more detail on medieval or Roman type figures.
I am also thinking of changing my paint from Tamiya acrylics to Vallejo, what do you think?
Keep up the good work.
Regards
Great work Scott nice to see something like this , you`ve done a smashing job mate.
Richy
Hi MelOriginally Posted by Bill's Bunker
i must admit i only use vallejo paints for litte bits iam afraid as iam a tamiya fan, however i have found the best results for skin tones are artists oils. For flesh tones you will need to mix some burnt scienna, yellow ochre and white, they are easy to mix and apply and blend they also have a long working time as well, i'll swear by them.
scott
Last edited by noble; 02-06-2011 at 08:37. Reason: wrong name
Scott
Cheers for the comment chaps and the five stars, my next offering will be in the sci-fi kits so tune in.
thanks again
scott
Scott
i love sci fi kits but have not done many yet,currently watching battlestar galactica on dvd, now i got to go out and get me a galactica and viper.got a star trek voyager to do soon.
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