Some good old ESCI's Japanese!
I would like to say thank you to a great guy from New Zealand, who gave me the opportunity to paint these great figs, and helped me remember my childhood age, when I was collecting ESCI's kits!
Hope you like em!
T.
- Thanos
- Being a modeller for quite a few years now, I decided to explore the endless possibilities that the world (through internet) offers, and come up with a series of ways of building, modelling and painting fast (but not hastily), to create the worlds I was seeing in history books since I was little. . .If you care to join me. . . This is the place to be! And, I promise you to find the way (or ways)!!
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Friday, 7 May 2010
The old to remember, the new to learn. . .
This is my latest paintwork.
Some good old ESCI's Japanese!
I would like to say thank you to a great guy from New Zealand, who gave me the opportunity to paint these great figs, and helped me remember my childhood age, when I was collecting ESCI's kits!
Hope you like em!
T.
Some good old ESCI's Japanese!
I would like to say thank you to a great guy from New Zealand, who gave me the opportunity to paint these great figs, and helped me remember my childhood age, when I was collecting ESCI's kits!
Hope you like em!
T.
Thursday, 4 February 2010
Japanese Infantry
Good day everyone!
Almost two weeks past since my last post, but there is a good excuse. I managed to lose the USB cable for my camera!Luckily, I discovered it last night!
This is 4 Japanese Infantrymen (Waterloo 1815 - Manufacturer), which I painted on Monday.
I was inspired by Alex, a guy who has another Blog(http://wargamestenerife.blogspot.com/),in Spain who painted some Japanese for a game! Truly insparational mate! Thank you!
The painting steps are the following:
1. Black Primer
2. Paint the whole uniform with VJ Khaki
3. Paint the straps and belts and boots, with a brown (VJ Leather Brown)
4. Paint the sacks with a faded green (VJ Canvas)
5. Paint the flesh parts with GW Tallarn Flesh
6. Paint the guns with VJ German Grey and highlight afterwards with VJ Gunmetal
7. Use the Army Painter's Dark Tone dip on the figures (Apply a ''rich'' coat with your brush)
8. Let it dry
9. Drybrush and highlight with lighter tones of the original used colours on the figs
10.Paint the bases
11.And yes my friends. . . .You are done!!!
So there they are. Hope you like 'em!
Almost two weeks past since my last post, but there is a good excuse. I managed to lose the USB cable for my camera!Luckily, I discovered it last night!
This is 4 Japanese Infantrymen (Waterloo 1815 - Manufacturer), which I painted on Monday.
I was inspired by Alex, a guy who has another Blog(http://wargamestenerife.blogspot.com/),in Spain who painted some Japanese for a game! Truly insparational mate! Thank you!
The painting steps are the following:
1. Black Primer
2. Paint the whole uniform with VJ Khaki
3. Paint the straps and belts and boots, with a brown (VJ Leather Brown)
4. Paint the sacks with a faded green (VJ Canvas)
5. Paint the flesh parts with GW Tallarn Flesh
6. Paint the guns with VJ German Grey and highlight afterwards with VJ Gunmetal
7. Use the Army Painter's Dark Tone dip on the figures (Apply a ''rich'' coat with your brush)
8. Let it dry
9. Drybrush and highlight with lighter tones of the original used colours on the figs
10.Paint the bases
11.And yes my friends. . . .You are done!!!
So there they are. Hope you like 'em!
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