[jily]

Here is my another bash.

All Dragon loose apart from combat boots with gaitors (DiD)

Thanks for browsing.

Best regards,
William

 

[The Ulsterman]

William, Your weathering on fabrics is as good as i have seen in the hobby...perhaps you could reveal your method?

A wonderful German soldier.

Neil.

 

[viper]

Grat use of DML ítems, love it!

 

[Iron_Mike]

great figure!

 

[kalzim7878]

William, Your weathering on fabrics is as good as i have seen in the hobby...perhaps you could reveal your method?

A wonderful German soldier.

Neil.

i agree i would love to know the ways of youre weathering skill, great figure also

 

[rogerbee]

Very nice,

Simple, yet very effective.

CHEERS!

 

[jily]

William, Your weathering on fabrics is as good as i have seen in the hobby...perhaps you could reveal your method?

A wonderful German soldier.

Neil.

Hi Neil

Thank you for your compliment.
Regarding weathering on fabric I use mostly pastel. Most important thing is to make sure fabrics and wrinkles look natural. I also use a water spray, a hairspray and a hair dryer.
As long as you have good understanding of the gravity; everything heads downward and body movement you should be okay. Make cloth soaked then make wrinkles as you like and hold it while you hairspray and dry it. It makes fabrics a little bit stiffer but stay as you form. Then smudge where you want weathering with pastel, starting with grey or charcoal then dark tan or brown.
That's it. I hope it is of some help.

Best
William

 

[NOSAJ19]

Great figure's mate. Well done, like the commando.

I love seeing a basic design/figure come to life with a little love & care (& a whole lot of basic talent).

Thanks for sharing your tips.

Hi Neil

Thank you for your compliment.
Regarding weathering on fabric I use mostly pastel. Most important thing is to make sure fabrics and wrinkles look natural. I also use a water spray, a hairspray and a hair dryer.
As long as you have good understanding of the gravity; everything heads downward and body movement you should be okay. Make cloth soaked then make wrinkles as you like and hold it while you hairspray and dry it. It makes fabrics a little bit stiffer but stay as you form. Then smudge where you want weathering with pastel, starting with grey or charcoal then dark tan or brown.
That's it. I hope it is of some help.

Best
William

 

[Pickle Munkey]

Awesome work!
I think he could use some ammunition, a couple drums on a strap, or some belts of rounds around his neck...
Really well done as it is though, bravo!

 

[onesixthpolice]

I agree.....beautifully done, but he does need some ammo......the MG34 without ammo is merely a club.....

 

[ActionMan]

What a great piece! If DML are still in the 1/6th game they should hire you to do their promo shoots.