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One more Marine done

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Abjugardiel • 8 years ago

Nice !

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Quexxes • 8 years ago

Great Work!!!

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Freefallrlc • 8 years ago

Thanks guys :)

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PredatorYoungBlood • 8 years ago

jealous wish i could be that god at painting

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Eagleeye • 8 years ago

I'm well impressed with your marine it looks amazing. have you done the smart gunner yet.

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Freefallrlc • 8 years ago

Thanks :)
Yes. All others are done as well. I can post some photos tomorrow.

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Diggitydug
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• 8 years ago

Absolutely brilliantly done. Please post more pictures, and list the colors you used.

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Freefallrlc • 8 years ago

Already posted these pics of the other marines earlier in the old forum. Here are a few again, including the smartgunner

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Diggitydug
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• 8 years ago

Stunningly good. What colors did you use please?

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Freefallrlc • 8 years ago

Citadel paints mostly.
The pants are Kommando khaki. The camouflage dots beastial brown and dark grey.
The armor is based painted black. The green is salamander green. Very old citadel color which is long out of production. But would be better to use something more army olive tone. The highlights I used khaki to brighten up the green.

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Thunderjack88 • 8 years ago

This is a perfect example of keeping it simple with nice clean highlights makes for an impressive paint job. Great stuff I really like how your flesh highlights look.
-Lumberjack1988

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Freefallrlc • 8 years ago

thanks.
Like most people, when you learn to paint, I used to paint with drybrushing and washes back then. Nice effects and rather simple to achive nice effects. Still works well on "rough or dirty" surfaces like fur or undead. But with rather clean models like the marines, you recognise that those techniques are a bit too rough and the result is often not as wanted and looks untidy. So the next level for painters is painting several layers of highlights, getting brighter and brighter. That looks more clean and detailed. So I mostly rough paint the base, the highlights and shadows on, Then give it a wash again with the base color to make the transitions more smooth. And afterwards paint the highlights gently back a bit if necessary

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