Tamiya British Infantry on Patrol 1/35

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Tamiya British Infantry on Patrol 1/35

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This is the first time that I build something different then tanks ...

I can not say much to this small base. I wanted to make it as easy as possible.
The frame is usually for photos. The cobbled street from Heller is actually a wall.

With my uniforms I am quite satisfied only the faces look very boring. I have to practice with faces a bit more... :scratch::
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Very nice dude :D
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Made these guys too crackingjob
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I love that wall/cobblestone street idea Dunhill. Nice one!!!
The boys look great too.

If you want to make the faces a bit less boring as you say, a bit more of a pin wash on the faces and you'd bring that detail out a bit.
Seal them with some clear varnish first though.
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Coen wrote:I love that wall/cobblestone street idea Dunhill. Nice one!!!
The boys look great too.

If you want to make the faces a bit less boring as you say, a bit more of a pin wash on the faces and you'd bring that detail out a bit.
Seal them with some clear varnish first though.
Thank you for the tip Coen. :bow::
I will try it the next project.I hope I can keep my hand steady... :think:
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Go slow and use thin paint and you should be fine buddy. :th: :th:
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Great stuff dude.

As Coen said washes are great to add more depth to figures. :th:
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Love them!! very nice.
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Looking good Dunhill, as others have said a pin wash with bring out the details nicely, just take your time .

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