My first figure for my first participation is a fact. In this period of the year I always paint some figures from those well known Christmas villages with all those lights for my daughter in law. When I see those figures I always get the feeling to repaint them. So that is what I do now and then. And so I picked this figure to start with because of the shovel and because he’s cleaning the figures from my paintdesk!
The figure is from an for me unknown company called AM/63 and the figure is 54 mm high. Painted with some colourful acrylic paints he looks much better now.
Putting those other figures aside! |
I show you also the unpainted figure.
And now on to the rest of the stash with lots of 20, 28 and 54 mm figures. Thank you for letting me try this challenge after all those years of lurking to all the beautiful entries.
Points: 1 x 54 mm foot figure = 10 points.
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First off Pete, welcome to the Painting Challenge!
I really love this figure and the sentiment behind it (not the shovelling but the gifting). :) Lovely brushwork. I especially like his yellow scarf and red-and-white toque.
And 10 points to start your ascent up the points roster Pete. I very much look forward to seeing what you have in store for us this Challenge. Bring it on!
- Curt
In theme to the post: Huckleberry and I out for a stroll in the white stuff this afternoon (camerawork by the lovely Lady Sarah).
Thank you very much Curt for the nice words! Say Hello to Lady Sarah and Huckleberry to! Nice picture with that snow.
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Peter
Great to have in the Challenge, Peter! Very nice and thematic entry.
ReplyDeleteThanks Teemu!
DeleteGrand start Peter
ReplyDeleteThanks Dave!
DeleteNice start Peter, love the pic shoveling up the figures, looks a little cold outside, its hot and sunny here.
ReplyDeleteThanks Galpy! In Belgium we have cold and wet weather at this moment.
Delete*No figures were harmed during taking teh pictures. They are all save. :-D
Excellent start and snow is the way, at least for the next few months. Cheers.
ReplyDeleteThanks Bruce! No show here.
DeleteHe's definitely been spiffed up by your brushwork. Well done!
ReplyDeleteThanks Robert.
DeleteWhat a great model Peter. Your paint job is a definite improvement over the original colours. Welcome to the Challenge 😆
ReplyDeleteThank you Lee!
ReplyDeleteA splendid start to your challenge!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thanks Lain!
DeleteGreat work on this figure. Welcome aboard.
ReplyDeleteThanks Peter!
DeleteNice fine entry PeteB, welcome to the challenge
ReplyDeleteThanks Matt!
DeleteVery nicely painted
ReplyDeleteThank you Benito!
DeleteNice upgrade on that seasonally appropriate figure.
ReplyDeleteThanks Tom!
DeleteNice scarf and hat!
ReplyDeleteThanks Barks! And congrats with that 1/1 model I've seen on your blog!
DeleteThank you!
DeleteGreat idea and well worth the time
ReplyDeleteThanks you Jamie!
DeleteA good start into your first Challenge and what an improvement!
ReplyDeleteThank you Nick!
DeleteA great start and a really characterful entry. Nice work!
ReplyDeleteThank you Millsy!
DeleteNicely done Peter
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteLovely work, Pete! He does look vastly improved over the original paint from clothing to the clean patch of bricks he cleared the snow from! He is going to look great in the the village!
ReplyDeleteThank you David. Yes he will next year.
DeleteWelcome aboard to the challenge Pete from another Peter B. Definitely an improvement once repainted.
ReplyDeleteThank you Peter!
DeleteNice one Peter!
ReplyDeleteThank you Sander!
DeleteVery nice, definitely an improvement! Love the Christmas card as a background. Well done!
ReplyDeleteThank you! I could have send you one of those cards! 😉
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