Yury Serebryakovs Viking, 10th century

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Yury Serebryakovs Viking, 10th century

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Hi all,

Finally, theres a new big bust on my bench. I got it from a friend, and should be real fun to paint it.

Yury Serebryakov is an incredible sculptor, and the bust was a real bargain. Not cheap but for what she is, it would have cost much more elsewhere... great. And it has tons of details to take care of - especially the fur. Ill leave the eye/nose protection shield off - just look at his face, would be a real pity to hide it.

Except for metal areas I use Vallejo and GW paints - as always.

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oooh how fun!!
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Welcome, Owl.

I added a scratched nose protection, and painted the fur. It had been painted wet-in-wet, that means grey base coat, with brown washing while it was still wet. I let it dry, added another brown washing, then drybrushing with grey/light grey and white (decently!) followed.

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Man, I am not into figures or busts, but yours are immaculate! I am on my knees! The "Kettenhemd" (mail) is stunning! How did you do this?

Have seen this bust on FB before. Remembered it because of the beautiful details.
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Indeed this is brilliant work. The fur looks very convincing.
In this stadium his face looks like he had some rare meat... :stirpot:
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Wow! That is some awesome paint work on this guy! Great detail.
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Wasnt happy at all with the skin tones - version 2.0 ;)

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Your figure painting is superb - nice work!
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Thanks Port. :) Some more work was done on the helmet - as always with Hubrol MetalCote, those save loads of time!

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The Skin tones are looking really good - as is that helmet, that metalcote looks really good. I'll have to get some....(might even have some)
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