This is one of the newest my 1/72 job. Some years ago I painted this wonderful figure from Valdemar sculpted by Alex. And I painted its again due to new order. It was very interesting to outperform own good but old result.
I hope you like it again!
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1/72 Richard the Lionhearth with captured banner.
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Hi, friends!
This is one of the newest my 1/72 job. Some years ago I painted this wonderful figure from Valdemar sculpted by Alex. And I painted its again due to new order. It was very interesting to outperform own good but old result.
I hope you like it again!
This is one of the newest my 1/72 job. Some years ago I painted this wonderful figure from Valdemar sculpted by Alex. And I painted its again due to new order. It was very interesting to outperform own good but old result.
I hope you like it again!
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Eugenij
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Erich von Manstein
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Did you paint over the old paint or start with a fresh figure?
As to your paint job, I would say it is Udo quality. I can't give a higher compliment than that.
As to your paint job, I would say it is Udo quality. I can't give a higher compliment than that.
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I am before a dilemma (same dilemma before Udo Spreng's figures): is this depressing (I'll never get there) or inspiring (if I work hard I can nailed it)? Today is Monday: I am more inclined for the former.
Nevertheless, dear Eugenij, your work is truly A-M-A-Z-I-N-G!!!
Nevertheless, dear Eugenij, your work is truly A-M-A-Z-I-N-G!!!
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Mr.Andrea, there are nothing is impossible! It's need practice, time, and pursuit of excellence..it is very important to make correct choice of paints. For example, I used Vallejo black red, vermilion, scarlet, some amaranth red and bit of sunny skin tone.
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