WW1 french soldier

[Erik-Jan]

painted a WW1 soldier for a change..


more bla bla in my new website: http://www.waterloo-project.nl

[mickey mouse]

Nicely painted, but the pictures are a bit blurry, but then again... it's a secret project.

[ADM]

the painting is better than the picture !

[Kekso]

I agree with ADM. Figure seems nicely painted but photos aren't sharp enough.

[Erik-Jan]

another atempt to make pictures.. fact is i am a painter... not a photographer...

[Kekso]

fact is i am a painter... not a photographer...

As most of us here... don't worry

[T. Dürrschmidt]

Good old Revell stuff!

[Peter]

Good work!

[Bluefalchion]

Did you use Revell paints?

[Emperor]

Superb French soldier...

[Erik-Jan]

Yes. Those are revell acrilic collors.

[santifernandez]

Nice paint.
Santi.

[Beano Boy]

A nice figure painted, yes indeed.
Just a mention though upon the first photo`s shown, and which were blurred.
I have found that my photoshoot idea using a book and A4 size paper sheets to be a benefit when wishing to photo one figure or indeed a few more. Quite often the cameras eye gets confused so the result is blurred. My system allows for no such confusion to take place. Interested ones can find it on Tutorials where I placed it in order to aid others using their camera.
Info is free,and it works and as always this suggestion, sincerely ment. Respectfully BB

[Ochoin]

Thanks for posting. I think you got the 'Horizon Blue' just right.

There are plenty of on-line tutorials on photographing miniatures.

This one is better than most:

http://www.planetfigure.com/pages/Photo ... d-figures/

donald