The art of figure sculpting, modeling and painting.
A Napoleonic vignette.
This French mounted Hussar and Drummer Boy on a terrain base are sculpted by Richard Bailey in resin and white metal at 90mm, from www.bonapartesmilitarymodels.co.uk
They've been photographed against two different [...]
I have been adding figures to my models to crease the look and feel. I have practiced and now I am satisfied with my style and way of painting figures. I do not do it the most artistic way. At first I sat with a book and webpages open [...]
The Auerochse of Kellerkind-Miniaturen is not yet finished.
Just to show a bit of my work.
To give the Auerochs it a more realistic look I altered it a bit. Changing the - in my opinion - exaggerated muscles, would have destroyd the [...]
I used some digital image editing apps to place my Love Resin piece from an earlier post (Cutting Edge Figure for a Cutting Edge Soldier) into the Afghanistan countryside. Starting with an image of the figure, I used Photo Shop to overlay [...]
I’ve been tinkering with another long forgotten stash refugee, Vulcan’s Zundapp K500. I made some new cylinder barrels for it and added individual tread blocks because the laminated assembly process wasn’t distinct enough for me. The [...]
Nothing special except the added base paint Vallejo acrylic
webbing belts from lead foil.
P.k
This Is my recently completed 65mm French Officer of Engineers during the Second Empire. He sat in the "kits to finish" pile for so long, I've forgotten the manufacturer. I used oils for all my painting. For the silver braid I [...]
This is resin figures from Italian producer Model Victoria in 1-35 scale.
It represents a forcibly mobilized solder from
okupacion zone of SLOVENIA,part of Kingdom JUGOSLAVIA which was taken after WWI by Italy.
from 1919-1945.
Fascist [...]
German soldier at the last major line before the end.
Jugoslavia january 1945.
(link)
figure by DRAGON
with some corrections.
P:k
This sculpt, marketed as "Savage Horn" by Spanish company Nocturna, consists of twelve finely cast pieces of grey resin.
There's little flash in evidence, but as some pieces are quite small a fine-toothed saw is required to [...]
