I have begun to reset and block in colours that don't like a brown wash ..all taken in a rather harsh desk top light and not completed as such but posted here for continuity of discussion..those popping in for the first time follow by clicking on the label washing ..clicking on the pictures will bring thing s up..
well this is how they look
A Valiant German popped in, getting him sone for the goulburn big game , I sort of did it on the side to prcatice washing WWII, the uniform here was washed in black and reset..I could of washed in both black and sepia and if a 28mm I probably would do this ..
the 15mm austrians can be seen, now complete here
http://thecardinalspaintingblog.blogspot.com/2010/04/german-grenadiers-part-1.html
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Wednesday, 31 March 2010
Well over on the Rum Corp Tavern.....(The Washing Part 1)
...there is a bit of talk about washes and the like and I frankly and wholeheartedly think that the current craze for washing is an example of a process being substituted for ability..and I also feel that many of the "final" product look murky and muddy and rather crap.Here is the link
http://ozwargaming.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=3837
In the RCT debate, if it can be thought of as such ,it seems that some have understood me to be anti wash..well I am anti murk and and anti poor standards. I love wash ..I use it all the time but I never ever mistake it for being a substitute for care and patience so here I begin a bit of "a Reply " to those on the RCT who don't seem to "get " what I am saying.
I will post here the first of number of pictures that will , hopefully, elucidate my methods, and perhaps help others to climb from the mud....Below the stuff blocked in with colours that are only to be washed in brown .
and now the washing , with Vallejo sepia tone , begins...
more to come as the re-setting begins..
http://ozwargaming.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=3837
In the RCT debate, if it can be thought of as such ,it seems that some have understood me to be anti wash..well I am anti murk and and anti poor standards. I love wash ..I use it all the time but I never ever mistake it for being a substitute for care and patience so here I begin a bit of "a Reply " to those on the RCT who don't seem to "get " what I am saying.
I will post here the first of number of pictures that will , hopefully, elucidate my methods, and perhaps help others to climb from the mud....Below the stuff blocked in with colours that are only to be washed in brown .
and now the washing , with Vallejo sepia tone , begins...
more to come as the re-setting begins..
Thursday, 25 March 2010
Minifigs near complete
While technically a WIP, as they are theoretically unbased I will allow these to pass my otherwise pedantic and stringent views on this matter..Figures are 1974 era sculptures .. owned by larkers ,as mostly supplied by evzone .all painted by the Cardinal.Cork bases by Larkers Click on the pics for nice big versions.
http://passageoflines.50.forumer.com/viewforum.php?f=85
http://passageoflines.50.forumer.com/viewforum.php?f=85
Wednesday, 17 March 2010
Sunday, 14 March 2010
Minifigs resurrection part 4
Having received some more very averagely done Minifigs and charged with organising them into an organic brigade for Lasalle who was toI say no. The plan is to use the existing paint jobs as a basis for the repaint to cut down time taken and cost for the owner..well that's the plan , I am not sure that there will be that much of a saving .. a number have to be done from scratch and there are any number of horrible mistakess to repair..but ever onwards.
Monday, 8 March 2010
Monday, 1 March 2010
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