A bunch of 1/6 figures

[wallonien]

Hello! Just thought I'd show some of my 1/6 figures, I've been collecting for some 5 years and I really like this hobby, anyway, now to the figs...

Here's some of my recent figs, all of them is repainted, weathered and modified in some way. Hope you like them, if you have any questions, just ask!

#1 - Yugoslavian partisan, summer 1944







#2 - British soldier, Normandy 1944






#3 - heer officer, Italy 1943






#4 - heer officer, eastern front 1944


#5 - heer croat volunteer, Balkans 1944








#6 - SS NCO, Kursk 1943

[Spanish Freiwillige]

very good figures specially like the estonian volunteer, a nice estonain helmet decal would look good.

Very nice weatherin on them

I got about maybe 30 1/6 figures, and about four to do still yet some of the ones I photographed you can see at this link

http://p207.ezboard.com/fmexjoeheads...picID=15.topic

[wallonien]

Thanks, I really like your figures too!

[Federico Perez]

Those are VERY,VERY impresive figures, the weathering on the uniforms and the faces are TOP OF THE LINE!!!!

Fred

[ADOLPH]

Incredible job you´ve done. The faces, the expressions, they look so real. I´m impressed for what you´ve done to the figures.

About you, Jaime. I like the spanish volunteers very much and their decorations. Great job you too.

Regards,
Adolph.

[eastern thunder]

These are beautiful and much better than the out the box look. Some people though turn their noses up at these and don't consider them modelling and see them as dolls, but i disagree with that view as modelmaking comes in all forms and i think this is a new form of the hobby that has sprung up over the last few years with the release by Dragon and others of these figures, i'm getting tempted myself now seeing these pictures. In this scale it is so hard to paint these cloth textures on a resin or plastic figure and make them look real, and this is where they come into their own as they are made of scale material so the textures are already there, they just need to be enhanced. Brilliant work

[Forgotten S]

Really nice figures, you should e proud of them, the totenkopf one is excellent!

[Fred S]

Really nice figs, congrats!

[Darrell]

Very nice. Thanks for sharing

[gregM]

I am amazed at the great detail in these figures. I have a ww1 figure
that I would like to finish. Can someone give me some tips on how
to "weather" the unifrom and equipment. I was especially impressed
with the look of the black leather belts,suspenders and holsters and how they look so worn. All of my stuff still has that new in the box
look to it.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Greg

[CLENTER]

Great Looking!

[captainhoot]

BRAVO !!

I really like the figures as well, especially the weathering.
The weathering changes them from "doll-like" to miniature
human beings, almost frozen in time.
I applaud your efforts.
I would suggest the Francois Verlinden books on figure painting
to ALL here. I have become QUITE the student of him, and continue
in this quest. My figure painting results have improved 10-fold since !!
READ HIS BOOKS. Your results will be .

-Andrew

[Kuifje69]

Amazing!!!

Best regards,

Rene

[CLENTER]

Ref:figures

Very Realistic And Impressive! Well Done!