Spanish Admiral, 16th Century | Pegaso | 200 mm

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Spanish Admiral, 16th Century | Pegaso | 200 mm

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Hey all...

Last weekends expo was a blast - and I managed to get some new items for the bench. Neferata is complete, so theres some space for a new bust. I got Pegasos Spanish Admiral ( to be more correct: Don Alfredo de Castelan de Cordoba ) for half of the normal price from a friend.

The details are awesome. Especially the armor plates are a dream.

Nuff said, heres the actual state...


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and the bench work so far:

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looks mighty good!
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yeah, incredible detail on the armor!
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Great Lucas!

one could almost believe you use real gold in those goldish-details on the armor.
What paint is that? Does not look like some regular paint?

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Yep, those details are really awesome. :)

The golden color is pretty old-school. Its Humrol 16 with Satin Gold over it. Then GW Axrax Earthshade (dark brown) followed, and then Aluminium highlights.
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Feathers completed (w/airbrush and three tries - not so easy...).

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Thos subtle colour variations on the feathers look very good.
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Sorry Borg, I have to disagree. Those feathers almost drove me nuts and at this stage I was very unhappy with them - because they look too flat. In the meantime, the scarf was painted as well as the face. Pictures will follow (including some of the new feathers - which look far better now imho).


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