Cindy, Pegaso Models, 80 mm
Greetings to all! I finished another piece to take a break from uniforms and weapons, reaching for the maid Cindy from the Pegaso Models company. Everything is painted with Andrea Color, I made the base from oak. Hope you like it …
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Michel Verschuere said on December 4, 2020
Great figure painting skills and interesting result!
Roman Fittl said on December 4, 2020
Thank you, Michel. I have a few more photos from the front, but I would rather not put them here …..
Michel Verschuere said on December 4, 2020
Haha, yes, censorship is everywhere. Wonder whether it is filtered as PM! 😀
Roman Fittl said on December 4, 2020
Send me an email address and I’ll send you photos. Do you use WhatsApp on your phone? If so, send me the phone number, Roman.
Michel Verschuere said on December 4, 2020
I do think PM to you is censored, otherwise there is a general error on this site 😉
My mail is [email protected]
I like every entry you make here, your depiction of a Pak 36 in action is epic, I watched the pictures for hours!
Take care my friend!
Bill Koppos said on December 4, 2020
Is it hot in here or is it just me? Worried about the view from the front? The view from the back is pretty…interesting.
Roman Fittl said on December 4, 2020
She is without a bra and it probably doesn’t fit very well here ……
Manuel Magrinho said on December 4, 2020
Well done Roman!! That’s definitely a chance from the usual subjects 😀
I like figures very much, but don’t dare to try, although I have the will. Maybe one of these days…
Congratulations on your work!
Roman Fittl said on December 4, 2020
Thank you very much, gentlemen.
Tom Bebout said on December 4, 2020
Well now Cindy has a lot working for her to say the least. Excellent figure painting skills on shall we say a provocative subject.
Spiros Pendedekas said on December 4, 2020
Fantastic skills on a “hot” subject, Roman @roman_fittl.
Nice, aerodynamic curves!
I can see the trailing edges are very sporty, what about the leading edges?
Are they optimised to control the boundary layer?
Roman Fittl said on December 4, 2020
Thank you, so here’s one from the front …..
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Spiros Pendedekas said on December 4, 2020
Yep, the boundary layer is definitely exquisitely controlled!
Aerodynamic comments aside, your building and painting qualities are excellent, Roman @roman_fittl!
Roman Fittl said on December 4, 2020
Thank you very much, Mr Spiros.
Dirk Derks said on December 4, 2020
Hello Roman,
Can you send her to me, when she is ready at your location.🤣
Excellent display, that shows your skills.
Regards, Dirk
Roman Fittl said on December 4, 2020
Yeah, I’ll talk to her about it.
Roman Fittl said on December 4, 2020
Thank you all very much, I am very pleased that I like my work.
Robert Royes said on December 4, 2020
Nice ju* ..oh, no P-47 here. Coloring is fantastic.
James Kelley said on December 4, 2020
I like the way the line runs down down the back of your stockings….
-David Lee Roth
Roman Fittl said on December 4, 2020
Thank you, I painted the stockings with a very thin color, it can be said that it is more with cologne, in total it is about ten layers, I tried to show their transparency. The line should show the seam and is painted with a very thin brush.
Roman Fittl said on December 4, 2020
Thank you all very much, fellow modellers.
Tom Cleaver said on December 4, 2020
I have a floor that needs scrubbing…
Very nice work and a lot of talent displayed on something… definitely out of the ordinary.
George Williams said on December 5, 2020
Not sure if she’s politically correct but she definitely gets my vote.
Roman Fittl said on December 5, 2020
Thank you very much.