Had to re-do the back of the hat, the area had been destroyed by a casting lug.
I used Kneadatite to expand the join to the head, edging cord, and make the shape.
Then I blended the shape in with MMD Green Putty, this creates a skin and hardens the surface of the Kneadatite for whatever reason. It makes it easier to sand smooth.

The edge of one of the epaulettes had a mising piece, so I replaced that with Plasticard.

I started on the face by painting a deep red in to all of the areas that blood pools.
The paint is still wet here, not gloss.

Here's the head after a couple of layers, I'm changing the jacket colour to make it Autumn Oakleaf with a reversible winter side.

The eyes look much easier to paint than on my Viking.
ReplyDeleteThey are sculpted quite deep, I'd have liked a slight bulge where the iris should be. Would make it even easier.
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