I made a Russian tank soldier in winter uniform.
It was easy to assemble with just a few parts to paint them immediately. These face molds are handsome and have excellent expressions.
After blowing the flat fresh, the mold was easier to understand.
It’s a lot of work to draw faces, so I set about it first. This time I paint with oil.
Vallejo and Tamiya enamel is used for the clothes.
Compared to the uniform, the coat of the standing tank soldier seems to be a little darker in color.
I could only draw the shoulder rank insignia roughly, the tank soldier with the Ushanka hat was a lieutenant, and the one with the Tanker’s helmet was a sergeant. If you look closely, the resin figure mold seems to be the same.
It’s winter, so I think both wear gloves. In the painting picture of the sample, only one person was wearing gloves. Look carefully; is the mold different?
Russian tank soldier sitting pose on the Sherman tank that was just built.
It may have settled down after a job after entering Berlin.
(2020/10/24)
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Nice work sir… Please, make a tutorial how to paint their eyes or faces….. I really love to see your handwork…. Im stillnnew in this hobby
Thank you for reading my blog! I’m still studying painting figures. The 1/35 scale figure eyes are so small that I can try again even if I fail. I paint the white part of the eyes with Vallejo gross white and then paint the pupil with oil or Tamiya enamel. If you fail, you can remove only that part with enamel thinner. I can’t do the same scheme it, but “Modelling Waffen-SS Figures” by Calvin Tan, publisher Osprey Modelling is very helpful. I think just reading it is wonderful.