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Alexandrian Macedonian, Xyston figures
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Alexandrian Macedonian, Xyston figures
15mm Xyston figures, painted by Andreas Panagopoulos (kaiser at otenet.gr)
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Kostas Konstantoulakis
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Kostas Konstantoulakis
Re: Alexandrian Macedonian, Xyston figures
Kostas a cracking job well done!!
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godzeusgr
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Re: Alexandrian Macedonian, Xyston figures
Thank you!titanu wrote:Kostas a cracking job well done!!
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Re: Alexandrian Macedonian, Xyston figures
Amazing work. Very well done. What kind of a wash / ink / liner / dip do you use on them?
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Re: Alexandrian Macedonian, Xyston figures
Hi Zephyr40K. This army is painted not by me but by Andreas Panagopoulos; a professional painter. He is using Vallejo colors and a multi-layer technique. The first hand is two-tone darker color than the normal. Then he applies the second hand with the normal color mostly on the flat surfaces and the third one is the highlighting. Of course finally he uses a varnish coat.Zephyr40k wrote:Amazing work. Very well done. What kind of a wash / ink / liner / dip do you use on them?
The last year I'm trying to imitate his work. I left the washing technique I used before in favor of the multi-layer coating.
Kostas
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