I actually had no plans to paint WW2 this time around but these showed up free with my latest issue of Wargames Illustrated and challenge to paint in black and white made for a good chance with these models.
Again more tests. And something that I really should investigate further on as it was a fun little project to do.
Started with overspray ING of white over black, and then a heavy dose of grey contrast paint applied.
With then Ivory added for the effect to come alive. There are spots I could improve but another aspect of this challenge to me is to balance quality and speed.
So this was another set of 25pts with 20 for the challenge. Netting me 45 pts here.
And off to the shoreline of the aquifer...
Very nice! I like me some greyscale
ReplyDeleteGood looking grayscale WW2 types!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Great looking grayscale here. Having done a bunch of it in the past, I can appreciate the excellent work on these, much better than what I achieved.
ReplyDeleteThanks! I am really happy on how they turned out considering how I painted them! It could be refined a bit more, but overall happy with the results for sure!
DeleteGreat work Kyle, I'm now going to check the pile of free stuff I'll never paint for suitable inspiration too.
ReplyDeleteVery Nice Work!
ReplyDeleteAwesome job!
ReplyDeletenice job on these
ReplyDeleteTop Job, nice idea for the Greyscale 👍🏼
ReplyDeleteYou're really churning models out at a great rate. Well done on these black and white marines.
ReplyDeleteWow you’re a machine. Nice greyscale effects.
ReplyDeleteVery cool
ReplyDeleteWow, you're on a roll. These have come out very well indeed!
ReplyDeleteVery nice and a great little entry
ReplyDeleteCheers
Matt
That Grey contrast is a clever tip for greyscale- I’ve never been bold enough to try it myself.
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