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Hope you enjoy these pictures of The Bellringer of Notre Dame by Polar Lights. Polar Lights did not have the rights to use Hunchback that was used in the old Aurora kits. I used Model master enamels on all of the model. This was one of my first attempts at airbrushing, and shading. I just got back minto model building after a long break. Thanks for any comments.
The pictures look great Phil as do the models. Looking forward to seeing the Green Goblin and Spiderman sometime.
Nice job.Figs like this are something I’d like to take a crack at.The Green Goblin is at the top of a very short list.
Nice job[Y] looks like a lot of fun maybe i should give it a try.
Ron
Very nice !
Looks like I’m going to hafta learn figure painting so I have an excuse to buy the kit. [:D]
men thats awesome, can you teach me how to do the black parts that makes the figure stand out, cause im tried painting miniature but they end up lack edge something, and my main problem is their a size no bigger than a penny heres a pic
Hello rapgoo,
For the most part on the black highlights I used a dry brushing technique. His hair and eyebrows I painted black than followed up with some grey and whites dry brushed on. The chest hair was dry brushed using some flat black mixed with flat white.The shirt I airbrushed with Model Master enamel sublime green, followed by brushing on a wash of olive drab. This was my real first attempt at using different brushing techniques. I am still learning through practice.
raiderphil