I've managed to paint six more soldiers and now there are only twelve from the box to go plus a medium mortar with crew, a forward observer and a doctor from another brand to finish my little project for Bolt Action and Chain of Command.
I have painted this batch with a different method that took me half the time to finish panting the one before. I painted with diluted paint, then a coat of varnish with Betumen of Judea and finally some outlining with Betumem of Judea. In the picture below you can see the soldier on the left painted as I say and onhis right a fellow with a stronger dipping and some ligths afterwards, and they are not very different from each other.
I need to practice a little bit more with the dipping, but although a bit dirty, they are well defined. Just have a look at the jacket of this sargeant.
Fantastic work Javier!
ReplyDeleteThank you Ben. Always trying minimum effort with maximum effect ;-)
ReplyDeleteYour new method is twice faster !? incredible, and excellent result :)
ReplyDeleteYes Phil. You paint faster with diluted paints and then you skip giving lights, so it's twice faster :)
ReplyDeleteGreat technique. The quality of the finish looks as though you have spent much more time on them!
ReplyDeleteI swear I haven't Alan and I'm really happy with this technique. Now I'm using it to paint a 15mm DBA army. Cheers
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