12-19-2009, 02:50 AM
I love your Wicked Wanda Lynn, it looks a treat man, well weathered and the colour is spot on. I too have it, although it is sitting on the bench waiting for its time at the moment. I really am no good at colours so may have to steal your colouring and aged/weathered wood concept when her time comes to be built.
As you say it looks like a fun build.
Those mountains you agonised over for so long have gone huh?
But I had a look at the link you posted for the tutorial on your new method, and was very impressed. Obviously you were as well, and you have done a great job on the repaint.
A couple of questions if I may..
How hard was it doing the backdrop again, in-situ, with all the scenery now in place in front of the backdrop, and between you and the work.
And did you actually attend the clinic, and meet Chris? He seems a very fine modeler.
I thought your mountain backdrop was great, but you have added a new dimension now and I think it has diversified the background a bit, and given you more scope to blend the foreground into it, (IMHO )....... and improved the look.
Jack
As you say it looks like a fun build.
Those mountains you agonised over for so long have gone huh?
But I had a look at the link you posted for the tutorial on your new method, and was very impressed. Obviously you were as well, and you have done a great job on the repaint.
A couple of questions if I may..
How hard was it doing the backdrop again, in-situ, with all the scenery now in place in front of the backdrop, and between you and the work.
And did you actually attend the clinic, and meet Chris? He seems a very fine modeler.
I thought your mountain backdrop was great, but you have added a new dimension now and I think it has diversified the background a bit, and given you more scope to blend the foreground into it, (IMHO )....... and improved the look.
Jack
LIFE....
..... Abandon the search for truth
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..... Abandon the search for truth
Look for a good fantasy