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Posted by Peter on 18 Dec 2014, 18:06

Painted a figure of the Caesar H086 Dismounted Crusaders as a test! What do you think?

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Posted by Von Moltke on 18 Dec 2014, 18:12

it look good, but i think you've spent with shadows on white cloth.
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Posted by Kekso on 18 Dec 2014, 18:59

Nice work Peter... pity that sword is bent, but I don't see it as your fault.
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Posted by vellek on 18 Dec 2014, 19:31

Lovely job Peter. You've really nailed the face and the chain mail!
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Posted by MABO on 18 Dec 2014, 20:02

Hello Peter, I also like the way you painted the knight. Only thing I could mention: Perhaps you can highlight some part of the white with pure white color. But this is not necessary.
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Posted by santifernandez on 18 Dec 2014, 20:21

i like Peter,but the sword do new is better.
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Posted by daikaigan on 18 Dec 2014, 20:46

:occasion: very good figure Peter!
Merry Christmass :merrychristmas:
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Posted by Dad's Army on 18 Dec 2014, 22:26

Nice one Peter, brings back memories!
Hope to see more :mrgreen:
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Posted by Bramble15 on 18 Dec 2014, 22:49

Hi Peter, this is one of my favorites from the set. Nice pose and I really like the white color you achieved. I agree with Santi about the sword. Unless you replace its tough to straighten. I found that extremely frustrating. Great job.
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Posted by Beano Boy on 18 Dec 2014, 22:56

A Bent Sword! This guys been in some heavy Duty Fighting ,and he`s all on his own. He looks Good,but how long can he hold out Against Overwhelming Odds? So best bring the rest on too Peter. Nice Work! BB
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Posted by Peter on 18 Dec 2014, 23:00

Thank you for the nice comments! :thumbup:

I will keep the remarks in mind when I paint the next one!

Dad's Army wrote:Nice one Peter, brings back memories!
Hope to see more :mrgreen:

It does???? :think:
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Posted by Beano Boy on 19 Dec 2014, 04:35

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These are plastic figures so why not place figure partly in boiling water,and quickly straighten the bent piece when you take it out. I straighten lots of figures this way. BB
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Posted by Kekso on 19 Dec 2014, 08:18

Beano Boy wrote: why not place figure partly in boiling water


They don't have boiling water in Belgium, just cold beer :mrgreen: :occasion:
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Posted by SamSagace on 19 Dec 2014, 08:56

Very good test ! you "must" paint the others !
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Posted by Peter on 19 Dec 2014, 12:21

Beano Boy wrote: why not place figure partly in boiling water

I don't know if this would help for the sword. I will give it a try when I start painting the next ones!
Kekso wrote:They don't have boiling water in Belgium, just cold beer :mrgreen: :occasion:

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SamSagace wrote:Very good test ! you "must" paint the others !

Maybe in January I paint some "X" amount of them! ;-)
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Posted by Susofrick on 19 Dec 2014, 13:01

I don't think boiling water will help the sword. It can bend the rest of the figure instead. There are metallic swords than be used as replacement. Ah, and I don't think boiling beer will help either. Better to drink the beer cold! Just a little advice.
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Posted by davbenbak1 on 19 Dec 2014, 17:31

Great job with the texture of the mail and jupon. That is one thing I like about Caesar figures. I have the dismounted knights sets on order.
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Posted by Peter on 20 Dec 2014, 20:33

I've painted another figure as a test. This time a Roman from the Esci 224 Roman Legion set.

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Hope you like him?

PS: Changed the title of the topic in "Test painted figures". More figures will follow! ;-)
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Posted by Von Moltke on 20 Dec 2014, 20:42

this figure i like more than other.

Great job!!
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Posted by Kekso on 20 Dec 2014, 20:44

Peter wrote:Esci 224 Roman Legion


That is the first 1/72 set I ever bought. It is lost now but I bought Italeri reissue.
Amazing work Peter :shock:
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