Franco Indian War

[Luis]

Metal 75mm. Pegaso Models , Romeo Models.

[tullo]

absolut heavy...

[tullo]

super...

[tullo]

hi is this in oil?

[Bluefalchion]

So amazing as usual. Thanks for sharing.

[C M Dodson]

Beautiful as always.

Best wishes,

Chris

[Konrad]

Fantastic!

[Santi Pérez]

Great!

Santi.

[PaulRPetri]

Stunning!

[Peter]

Perfect! And this is from which museum?

[Luis]

No , it´s not oil. They are Vallejo paintings .

[Luis]

Than you all very much for the comments and Merry Christmas .

[Egbert]

… only one words …
fantastic masterpiece!

[Bluefalchion]

No , it´s not oil. They are Vallejo paintings .

Do you mix the Vallejo paints with matte finish? Or water them way down and do tons of layers?

When I use Vallejo acrylics, well, they do not end up looking like your figures do.

[Luis]

Hello , I never paint with the original paint on the boat. I always do blends and multiple layers of light and shadow.
I do not use a matte finish. Only on the base coat I always use Andrea´s matte black.
And always dry with a hair dryer before starting another layer.

[santifernandez]

Great pieces as you have us used to.
Do you always use a blow dryer to flatten the layers of paint?
Santi.

[Luis]

Yes , always between layers of paint . I don´t have to wait for it to dry and it avoided shiny paint.

[Luis]

The hair dryer in hot position .

[Luis]

The paint must have cured a bit . Apply at a distance and medium speed so that the paint does not run .

[Bluefalchion]

Thanks so much for sharing some of the parts of your technique.

I don't think my wife will notice if I "borrow" her hair dryer--at least not until morning.