Good to see you back, hope all is well? Painting soft plastic figures is a challenge, which you pulled off really well 👍 One trick I’ve used in the past, is to give the figure a coat of diluted PVA glue. Gives the paint something to adhere to. Looking forward to seeing more of your work.
I play wargames in 1/72 (25mm) and have been collecting models and kits for the Vietnam Era. The 3d print market vastly expands the opportunities for vehicles and terrain, even miniatures. I look forward to your future reviews venturing into the 3D print market. Thank you for sharing.
Yes! you used an ink wash! thankyou. So many youtubers dont ink wash their figures and i think it looks unfinished. Personally I would have used flesh wash or another light brown wash for a figure like that one bbecause black is a bit harsh BUT any wash is better than none. Thankyou for your efforts. Subbed.
Nice one man appreciate the sub! 😄 Totally agree wash really gives a gritting war like effect and I prefer this to the toy soldier like finish in some styles. Good advice I actually got the full Vallejo flesh tone set and the flesh wash so will be putting out another figure painting vid soon.
Those.were.some riff and tuff troops.i dont think they could look to filthy, he looks really cool!!! Ive been repainting some figures as a way of dealing with a break from other things, this guy seemed successful. Im getting better as besides my eyes burning from the paint or staring lol?
Good to see you back, hope all is well? Painting soft plastic figures is a challenge, which you pulled off really well 👍 One trick I’ve used in the past, is to give the figure a coat of diluted PVA glue. Gives the paint something to adhere to. Looking forward to seeing more of your work.
Brilliant idea will try that next time 😃✌🏻
I play wargames in 1/72 (25mm) and have been collecting models and kits for the Vietnam Era.
The 3d print market vastly expands the opportunities for vehicles and terrain, even miniatures.
I look forward to your future reviews venturing into the 3D print market.
Thank you for sharing.
Good to see you back! Great work on those tiny figures, not an easy modelling task for sure.
Yes! you used an ink wash! thankyou. So many youtubers dont ink wash their figures and i think it looks unfinished. Personally I would have used flesh wash or another light brown wash for a figure like that one bbecause black is a bit harsh BUT any wash is better than none. Thankyou for your efforts.
Subbed.
Nice one man appreciate the sub! 😄
Totally agree wash really gives a gritting war like effect and I prefer this to the toy soldier like finish in some styles.
Good advice I actually got the full Vallejo flesh tone set and the flesh wash so will be putting out another figure painting vid soon.
really great work!
I've waited forever for this new video. Nice painting. Lovely hands! ♥
No worries plenty more to come
Those.were.some riff and tuff troops.i dont think they could look to filthy, he looks really cool!!! Ive been repainting some figures as a way of dealing with a break from other things, this guy seemed successful. Im getting better as besides my eyes burning from the paint or staring lol?
Yea I am actually planning on starting a uniform series. Lots of background hard work been happening and the fruits of it will bare soon !
Very cool . Please make video about finishing of the BTR-60PB from ICM
In the works as we speak 😉
@@theartificerchannel2110 ok . Sorry, but I want to see this model in the next video .
@@Cool782-x2w no worries it’s been a bit of a nightmare but I managed to get it done despite all the problems
@@theartificerchannel2110 ok .
To my knowledge the tube around his neck really isn't a blanket. It would be filled with food mainly rice.
Will remember for next time thanks for the heads up, was thinking of the soviet style wrap :D
flash on orion figs is a bit of pain in the ass
Насколько помню ...,гуки, носили черные ,пижамы, а не синие!!
Ah you would be supprised they wore a lot of different grays, blues and black uniforms