Thanks for your comment, glad you like the result! It was one of my first painting-recording experiences but the result was still quite decent.

@notjustpanzer no it was great I got some good tips I'm just starting . I want to start using an airbrush I've never used one b4

Jacket color comes from a mix of russian uniform (Vallejo model color) and kakhi (game color). Every figure has a slightly different shade, but those are the main colours I used.

@@notjustpanzer Perfecto Yo mesclo russian vallejo + kakai vallejo thank you Punta Arenas ,Chile.

Thanks! Glad you like it 💪🏻

Thanks Hope you find them helpful!

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Thanks!! Glad you like it 🙌🏻

Thanks! Hope you find it helpful too.

Hahahaha, cool!

Super thanks! Really glad you like the diorama 🙌🏻

Really appreciated for your support! You got all the little details 👍🏼. Yes, I like to give my models a slightly satin finish, later it creates an interesting contrast with the dust finish. Getting similar results it's possible, just matter of practicing. Thanks for your kind words, cheers

Thanks for your comment. Nice, that's an interesting video topic and to be honest face painting has been in my mind for too long. Maybe it's time to begin working...

Thanks! I needed more time that initially expected, but in the end I'm happy with the result.

@@notjustpanzer It’s also cool that you placed the log ramp facing in the right direction, especially when you consider that almost everyone uses the film Saving Private Ryan as source of information when studying D-Day which places the log ramps facing in the wrong direction.

Hahah, yes your are right. I used capa's photos as one of my main sources for inspiration. So in that way there is no chance for that kind of mistakes.

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Thanks! Glad you like the figure

Thanks, being a figure scene, I tried to give all my best to paint very expressive faces

Hi Gary, thanks for your support. I really appreciate your comment. This kind of scenes without vehicles are a little bit harder to design but in the end it turned out really well.

Thanks, that kind of details took more time than I expected. But in the end it's totally worth it.

Thanks! Glad you like the figure 💪🏻

Thanks! Glad you like it. I could not resist to make a d day diorama for this year anniversary

Thanks, dragon figure quality is not as good as a resin one. But I ended up enjoying the entire painting process.

Cool! Yes, I remember you were working on a tiger VI in 1/72 scale

Thanks for your comment! In the past I tried the some of the techniques you say. But figures need to be painted with different techniques than scale models. Acrylic painting has to be excuted with more patience but results are really good.

@@notjustpanzer Agreed. Thanks for the paint lesson and I forgot to mention the individual work and result of each soldier is well executed. Nice work.👍🇭🇲🦘🐨✌️

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Hi, well obviously the effect won't be exactly the same if you render 3 colours instead. But you can still it try using 3 oil colours ( I would take colors with different values, maybe grey/ yellow, green and raw umber).

@@notjustpanzer The reason I asked is because I only can afford tree colors of oil paint. lol Thank you and keep up the good work

Hahaha, obviously saving private Ryan movie is a good inspiring source. Thanks for your comment

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Sabía que te iba a gustar. Muchas gracias por tu comentario

I don't recommend you to use acrylics in this way. Acrylics dry much quicker and you don't have enough time to blend the colors properly, that's the oil's advantage.

Thanks for your comment Really glad you like the video 🙌🏻

Thank you so much. Really glad you like the diorama 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

They turned out really good although these are 20 years old figures. Thanks!

Thanks! It was the hardest part of all of it. Once I knew figure uniforms were not 100% accurate, I had no other choice. Trying to sculpting these parts was challenging, but I think I had good results.

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Really glad you like it. I hope you could find interesting things here

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Me alegra que te guste, Pachu!! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

Show a 1/48 next to a fighter jet in the same scale, it sounds like an Interesting idea

That's another idea as well. This time I found the beach sand and obstacles environment a more attractive option.

Thanks! They needed a big effort for building and converting but I think the result is worth the price

And of course, amazing job with these sets, love the details and the overall work on the diorama.

Yes you're right. The fit better in a scene looking upwards. I bought them because I wanted to include some other figures to increase variation (also two of these rangers wear the assault vest, so they fit correctly for a 1st/29th infantrymen as well). But the main reason why I didn't use them it's due to their sculpting, in my opinion their level of detail is lower, 29th figures come more detailed. Also there is a noticeable size difference, ranger figures are taller.

@@notjustpanzer that's right, the dragon kit (are pre gen2) gen2 is a new sculpt details and variation of the old dragon models references. The gen2 on that reference only include a new sprue with new heads and weapons. The 29th figures are better on detail so far. It's a very detailed job you did here.

Thanks for your comment. Really glad you like the building and painting result

Hello Chris! Really motivating words. Glad you like the diorama composition, hope you find it helpful too. 💪🏻

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Which one do you find more interesting?Uniforms or face painting? Really glad you like the figures.

Both would be good if that's possible.

Well, never it's too soon to make a project like this. Lot of thanks for your comment

That's it! You really got all the small details Thanks for your comment

Tracks were primed with panzer grey primer and later a mix (50% pale sand- 50% us field drab) applied by brush