I’m new to this forum and I thought I’d share a bit of my recent work. I hope you enjoy.
The figures are one of Dragons recent releases, and the foliage is from Silflor and Kamizukuri. Water was done with Vallejo Still water. Vallejo acrylics and MIG oils.
Holy folliage Batman! That’s some terrific work, you really captured the feel of the jungle. Could we see an expanded view of the entire dio? Love it and welcome to the forums!
Hans-Kamizukuri is a laser cut paper product that you have to make and paint yourself…so if you mean store bought, yeah it is, and it is expensive. I never said “Store bought” by the by.
I was just teasin’ ya… It really is good looking stuff…
Personally, I’m a cheap-skate and my foliage consists of lichen, roots, dowels, wire armatures, putty, dried flowers and asparagus fern, and about half my wife’s herbs & spice rack… Oregeno, thyme, parsley, that kinda stuff…
With all the new products out there it’s really hard to go wrong. And yeah I do a lot of “backyard hunting”, like for instance the litter on the ground is from a Birch tree in my neighbors yard. The trees are cedar branches with sea moss limbs. But if you really want a realistic effect you may have to cough up some dough…depending on what you want it to look like.
[:D[[:D[[:D[ That is OUTSTANDING! Your figures look great and the foliage is just superb. everything ties in together perfectly. I wish you could have joined my Guadalcanal GB that ended here last month with this. [t$t]
Saw this one at Seattle IPMS and was very impressed! I wondered how the plants were done. Paper you say? Wow- if that is the case I am really amazed at how realistic it looks and what you were able to do with the painting. The whole scene works very well, the postures and positions of the soldiers and the layout of the terrain. Nice work!
That foliage is unbeleiveably realistic. You should do some black and white photos. They would look really authentic.
The weapon the middle patrol member is holding, is it a Japanese weapon? If it is, that was a great idea. A little detail like that makes for a unique diorama.
Thanks Stik. I have never seen or heard of that weapon before. Thanks for the link, lot’s of other good stuff on there too. Learn something new everyday…[:)]
I have actually handled one of those things. I work for a Sheriffs Department in California, and somehow, someway, our Department obtained a good size batch of them, after the war I presume. It is a solid heavy beast of an SMG. Unfortunately I have not yet had the chance to fire one. Glad to be of service to you Justin.[;)]