After participation at the CANCON event, followed by a couple of weeks holidaying up the coast here in Australia, I decided to paint up these figures to get back into the swing of painting again,
I hope to do a bit more figure painting this year as opposed to building Terrain, in order to reduce my lead mountain, "anyway that is the plan".
For a bit of added detail, I modeled gun straps from Milliput for each of the 8 riflemen I purchased. |
Papuan Infantry moving cautiously thru the jungle. |
The colour scheme:
Skin:
Vallejo model colour Burnt Umber.
A wash of Nulin oil was added.
I highlighted by progressively adding VMC Iquari sand to Burnt Umber.
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Webbing: Base coat is Vallejo Model colour Khaki. washed with Agrax Earthshade. Highlighted by progressively adding VMC Iquai sand to the Khaki. |
The tunic is VMC White grey with a thin wash of Nulin oil and a bit of highlight added with VMC Middlestone and Flat earth. |
The rifles was painted using VMC Maghogany and highlighted by progressively adding VMC Iquai sand. |
Here the Metal figures,mounted on magnetic bases. |
The Aussie, Junior Leader is advancing with his section of Papuan infantry thru the jungle on the prowl for Japanese.
Cheers John
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Those are really terrific, the skin is amazing. Very well done.
ReplyDeleteThank you John for your comments
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You Aussie's and such (Kiwis' too?) are really dragging me into the Pacific, aren't you? :D A couple friends have Japanese and USMC. I've been threatening to do "Australians" of some variety... I might have to look more closely once I finish some terrain projects... :D
ReplyDeleteThats a good thing Neal, thanks for your comments
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fantastic work, and thanks for the skin colours :-)
ReplyDeleteNo worries Bradley and thanks for the comments
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OUTSTANDING!
ReplyDeleteThank you Spyros
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Lovely modelling and painting there John!
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Matt
Thank you Matt, I have been keenly following your desert adventures.
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