One trick I have recently learned with flags is to put a layer of aluminium kitchen foil between the two halves of the paper. It helps the flags to retain their shape. Best to use a clear glue like UHU. Warspite
Awesome paint tutorial sir. Please tell me are these figures 1/72scal figures from Italeri, and secondly what drying time do you allow the figures to dry after each application. Again an awesome tutorial. Many thanks.
As for drying time, the only step that requires maybe 1 hour of drying is the primer. You don’t want to start painting until the primer is dry. But after that there’s almost no waiting time. Since I was working on 24-48 models at a time, once I finish one color on the last model, the first one I painted is already dry. So I just keep going. It’s one of the best things about batch painting. You don’t have to wait for each paint application to dry.
Thank you very much for your reply. I am gearing up to begin getting back into my 1/72 Airfix,Revell,and Italeri Napoleonics. I have never employed your approach but it is worth a try. Again fellow hobbyist thanks.
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Great job making table top quality figures. I like the paint scheme you used on them. Happy modeling.
Bill
Thank you!
One trick I have recently learned with flags is to put a layer of aluminium kitchen foil between the two halves of the paper. It helps the flags to retain their shape. Best to use a clear glue like UHU.
Warspite
Ooh good tip! I’ll give that a shot.
mat varnish work well also with the flag
really nice tutorial! not just how to paint the miniature but how to base them and add the flags!
Thank you and I’m very glad it was helpful 😊
Awesome paint tutorial sir. Please tell me are these figures 1/72scal figures from Italeri, and secondly what drying time do you allow the figures to dry after each application. Again an awesome tutorial. Many thanks.
@@FraserMitchell-k4j thank you! These are actually 28mm Perry Miniatures minis.
As for drying time, the only step that requires maybe 1 hour of drying is the primer. You don’t want to start painting until the primer is dry. But after that there’s almost no waiting time. Since I was working on 24-48 models at a time, once I finish one color on the last model, the first one I painted is already dry. So I just keep going. It’s one of the best things about batch painting. You don’t have to wait for each paint application to dry.
Thank you very much for your reply. I am gearing up to begin getting back into my 1/72 Airfix,Revell,and Italeri Napoleonics. I have never employed your approach but it is worth a try. Again fellow hobbyist thanks.
Beau travail, sauf un détail mais important, la peinture des yeux.
Cracking job on these Russian grenadiers...and nice flag!👍👍
Thank you!
Nice work mate 👍
Thank you!
Very Nice I am painting some Napoleonic Russians at the moment.
Thanks! And awesome! Enjoy the process 👍🏻