Small Scale Military Headquarters

I knew its delay, quickly going through #3 solider & #2 soldier's equipment.

Very, Very nice

Yea, get back to work slacker... LOL Just kidding! Amazing work Waylen!

flyboy_fx wrote:Yea, get back to work slacker... LOL Just kidding! Amazing work Waylen!

That's right! get back to work when raining at outside for the weekend.
Just got the new tooling for figurine that is help a lot for the details.


#4 soldier on the way.

I used pickle's made PPSH for #4

GREAT Looking figures as always from you weylan whats next ? keep them coming dominic

You're not human, A Waylen is a super advanced form of alien that excels in military modeling.

Great work man!!!!!!

I just may have to bite the bullet on these

Amazing as usual, plasticboy.

Thank you all, someone call me a alien. N.........
A-Ha! I finally completed all the crew! They will for casting that might need some time to have them back.

That's not possible, these photos are photo shopped! LOL, AMAZING WORK!!!


By the way, can you post a tutorial on how you paint faces, that would be really helpful...

flyboy_fx wrote:That's not possible, these photos are photo shopped! LOL, AMAZING WORK!!!


By the way, can you post a tutorial on how you paint faces, that would be really helpful...

Sure do! I'll take more shot when I painting the figure next time.

Those look great! Now we just need to get you to make some 1/32 soldiers for the FOV t-34!

-Kevin

PanzerArm wrote:Those look great! Now we just need to get you to make some 1/32 soldiers for the FOV t-34!

-Kevin

Oh my..... 1/32 is too challenge to me, I think I can't do 1/32 with my eyes!!
Special when over 45!!

plasticboy wrote:

flyboy_fx wrote:That's not possible, these photos are photo shopped! LOL, AMAZING WORK!!!


By the way, can you post a tutorial on how you paint faces, that would be really helpful...

Sure do! I'll take more shot when I painting the figure next time.

'Yea! Please take some pics of the paints you use in each step. I know it is a hassle to take pics along the way, but we would appreciate it!

plasticboy wrote:

PanzerArm wrote:Those look great! Now we just need to get you to make some 1/32 soldiers for the FOV t-34!

-Kevin

Oh my..... 1/32 is too challenge to me, I think I can't do 1/32 with my eyes!!
Special when over 45!!

I here you my brother.

1/32 is way tooooooooo small for me as well.

Here are the casting of them and looks good as usual. I'm starting to paint them and making the paint guide for people who need. I'll post them soon!!

Thanks for taking the time to make a guide! I must know how to do it! YOu also paint 1/6 faces yes? I was wondering if you could make a guide to that someday! It would really help!!!
-Alex

Plasticboy those are GREAT,when will you start selling sets?

1958Zelda wrote:Plasticboy those are GREAT,when will you start selling sets?

Thanks for your support!
I've got 2 set sample that I'm just give them the color; I hope my caster will ship me some of them ASAP!

Weylen,

That is just simply amazing work , I can't wait to see them painted, you are a true artist and its a pleasure seeing your work.

Thank you!

This is the 3 simple safe steps for figure painting, which is not affect each layer when apply on it.
*Acrylic(primer) » oil paint (wash) » Enamel (dry brush)


I used Gunze acrylic 324 + 14 as flesh; sometime you can have more or less grey on skin that looks a bit of different tone to fit variant weather or color.


*Acrylic XF-49 applies overall the soldier’s uniform.
*Acrylic XF-62 for helmets.


*Acrylic XF-1 for tanker and boots
*Acrylic XF-64 for ammo pouches、belt and rifles(wood parts).



*I’ll spray the flat coat when those colors are dry just in case as protection.

Thanks, that a nice how-to pictorial

I just noticed, none of them have hair! lol. Most tough Ruskies where bald... Well, atleast in the movies. LOL

Hey Weylen,

Have you set a price yet ?

Painted , Unpainted ?

These ar going to bring my T-34 to life !!