Well well well... it's been a looong time, right ? More than 4 months without any activity on this blog, but a lot of visitors, more visitors (according to blogger) than when I write some new posts - is it a way to tell me that my blog is better without updates, dear fellow readers ? :-P
I kept on painting from time to time during this period, but not a lot, because I mainly focused on practicing the oud, and began to learn to use Blender, in order to create my own animation films. Well, I still need years of practice in both case, but I really enjoy it :)
And what about figures ? Hum, nothing to display in 1/72 (not yet), but I've painted a few more Muscleman / Kinkeshi figures - if you don't know this range if figures, I've explained everything in a previous post.
This time, we have:
Muscleman #49 / Kinkeshi #33 Black Shadow
Muscleman #51 / Kinkeshi #31 Canadianman
Muscleman #79 / Kinkeshi #89 Hammerhead
Muscleman #115 / Kinkeshi #94 Treeman (Moku-Mokujin in Japanese)
As you can see on the back of the figures, only the last two are Kinkeshi originals, the others are Cosmix plastic copies (easier to paint, I must say).
As Tristan explained me in a comment on this blog, it seems impossible to have a mate result on a rubber figure (as original Kinkeshi are) if you use a spray paint as a primer, due to some chemical reaction between the spray and the rubber - that's why my last two figures are a bit shiny, though I added a layer of mate varnish on them.
The trick seems to prime the figure with a pencil and ordinary acrylic paint - not a spray. I will try as this method as soon as possible, thank you Tristan :)
For those who are waiting for 1/72 painted minis, let us say that I should try to paint more in september, because:
- the holidays and outdoor activities will be over
- Orctober is in October - I might consider painting green Orcs this year
- I have to prepare the 2021 Advent Calendar with all my friends at Benno's !
See you soon!
A long time absent, perhaps, but these latest figures are superb. Very characterful.
RépondreSupprimerThank you Jonathan! Let's go back to 1/72 now.
SupprimerWelcome back Phil!
RépondreSupprimerThank you! Maybe in a few weeks, I get the ability to paint Polish Winged Hussars, yours are a real marvel to look at.
SupprimerSuperbe ces peintures de Muscleman, j'aime beaucoup le dernier en bois est superbe!!!
RépondreSupprimerDU Oud et un film d'animation tu as un emploi du temps pas trop mal ^^ !
Amitiés,
KéHenCo
Merci! Ah, du temps, il n'y en a jamais assez... Et si je veux sérieusement me remettre à la musique, j'ai intérêt à travailler beaucoup!
SupprimerPour avoir fait de la guitare pendant plusieurs années et avoir arrêter plusieurs années aussi je suis d'accord pour sur le fait que le travaille régulier est nécessaire pour la musique à moins d'avoir un don ^^! Je sais que pour ma part je n'aurais ni la patience ni le courage de tout réapprendre ...
SupprimerC'est quand même plus rapide quand on s'y remet, heureusement! Et c'est tellement sympa quand on fait des fêtes.
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