Tamiya 1/35 german soldiers at briefing

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Hi all I can't fnd the thread i started on this build I'm guessing it was lost in the move so here is the completed build. I must say that I'm impressed with the quality of the sculpting of the faces I was going to replace them with resin parts but I like how they have turned out.
 

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They look very good, well done!!
Thanks polux

Excellent. Wish I could paint figures that well. :smiling3:
Bob I struggled for years with figures until I found a video on YouTube from international scale modelling on painting faces with Vallejo paints. It makes it so easy. And an Irish guy longlance 67 has a whole series on uniform painting, his methods seem to work well for me with a few tweaks to suit my ham fisted painting style
HTH
 

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very nice work,on them ,Colin,real like the look of them,;)
 
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I have this set somewhere ( not painted yet ) and when they eventually get painted they will be nothing in comparison to yours Colin, they really look very well done

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Robert
 
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VERY nice indeed!!!

It's still a mystery to me how you all can paint their faces and make them look alive like you do?
Mine look either like they've got a skin decease, or that they just came out of a coal mine... sigh.

One day - I hope - I shall get the hang of it. I hope. ;)
 
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VERY nice indeed!!!

It's still a mystery to me how you all can paint their faces and make them look alive like you do?
Mine look either like they've got a skin decease, or that they just came out of a coal mine... sigh.

One day - I hope - I shall get the hang of it. I hope. ;)

Hi Jens. Thanks for your positive comments, all I can say is practice makes perfect when it comes to faces this time last year my figure painting was poor at best they all looked like zombies.
The method I use now seems to work well for me .if you like I will put up a post on the method I use if its any help to you
 
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They look great really nice work! How long did they take? I'm very new to painting
 
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They look great really nice work! How long did they take? I'm very new to painting

Hi jack it normally takes a week or so for me to paint a figure as I only apply very thin coats of paint and allow it to dry for at least a day before applying the next coat.
 
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Hi jack it normally takes a week or so for me to paint a figure as I only apply very thin coats of paint and allow it to dry for at least a day before applying the next coat.
Nice I think I maybe rush mine a bit I'm always too keen to get them finished and see the end result! I need to be more patient and I will see better results
 
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