WW1 trench scene.

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Thanks Ralph that does help explain it. I suppose a similar technique could be used to shade faces on 35mm figures. By using a light flesh colour as a base and then add a browny oil paint, do the 'Wax on Wax off' thing to get the shadows. Probably be as good as I could get in 1/35. I feel an experiment coming on :smiling3:
I'm beginning to think every model I make is an experiment, does anyone else keep a notebook during builds? I've started, mostly because my addled brain needs reminding about the subtleties and odd combinations. It'd make for odd reading to a non modeller!!
 
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Brilliant! Works really well, and another reason for folks to get into using oil paints. This project is shaping up to be a bit special.
Thanks for the kind words John:smiling3:
 

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great start and they look good , just with your base coats, ;)


do like the added sand bags,
 

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great start and they look good , just with your base coats, ;)


do like the added sand bags,
 
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great start and they look good , just with your base coats, ;)
do like the added sand bags,
I think you maybe going mad Monica:smiling3:.


You said the same thing earlier on:Do_O
 

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I think you maybe going mad Monica:smiling3:.
You said the same thing earlier on:Do_O
oh lol, :D


whats going on,its a double post for some reason,


or you maybe right I,m a nutter,:confused::rolleyes:
 

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More great work Ralph, looking very good indeed.

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I'm beginning to think every model I make is an experiment, does anyone else keep a notebook during builds? I've started, mostly because my addled brain needs reminding about the subtleties and odd combinations. It'd make for odd reading to a non modeller!!
Actually yes, for the reasons you have stated John. Techniques, paint combinations etc, all in the little grey book on my desk.
 
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More great work Ralph, looking very good indeed.
Actually yes, for the reasons you have stated John. Techniques, paint combinations etc, all in the little grey book on my desk.
Thanks Joe for the nice comment. :smiling3:
 
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