Hey guys i have been practising my small scale paining a lot lately, i use vallejo acrylics, no mgnification, ( i have a fold out thing, but can never seem to not get paint everywhere

So .. I started a thread on Armorama, With some figuires i recently built. Ill post those first.

I was told to add more shading, amongst other things.
here is the actual thread.
http://www.armorama.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=SquawkBox&file=index&req=viewtopic&topic_id=188739&page=1

And after a little more practice, and looking at calvin tan's Awesome tutorial i ended up with this..




The pictures are awful, but you can see my shading at least.

where do you think i could improve without taking to oils?
( will take on the bannerman method soon for a bit of fun)

The faces are good for 1/48th scale - they don't nevessarily translate in enlarged pictures, but the smaller the scale, the more you tend (need to) exaggerate the shading...Good work, bro - I long ago gave up on 54mm even though there's a much greater variety of figures available...no I stick with larger scale and busts...I was treally into 54mm when I nade the transition from 1/35th Armor (around the time I got out of the Army in '74) and gradually steppped up to 90mm and larger figs.

Nice painting. Great detail