Figures of Red Army infantry in suits designated MPK, 1:35 scale, bring a silhouette into a scene that differs from the usual uniformed figure.
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A figure set for 1:35 scale. The abbreviation MPK is part of the name of the item and marks the type of clothing in which the figures are rendered. The name does not specify its exact meaning or the count of figures, so neither is stated here.
Loose outer clothing changes the outline of a soldier so much that such a figure behaves differently in painting than a man in an ordinary tunic. The cloth forms large continuous areas with soft folds that have no sharp edges, so the usual accentuating with drybrushing works only to a limited degree here. What stands out nicely by contrast is a procedure with glazes and with gradual transitions, which can suggest volume even without hard contrast.
Apply the primer as thinly as possible so that the fine structure of the fabric is not lost. Choose a base shade lighter than the result you want, because the further coats will darken the area. Let the shadows in with a thin paint into the folds and let it flow, and add the lights in several steps on the tops of the folds. Deal with small items such as the belt, the helmet or the footwear separately, so that they are not lost in the area of the clothing.
Naši poradci a znalci sortimentu jsou připraveni odpovídat na Vaše dotazy (Po–Pá, 8–18 hod).
Zeptejte se na co potřebujete, odpovíme co nejdříve.
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