Greek warrior - Tartar Miniatures

Slow conversion greek (Tartar Miniatures)
painted and conversion by Ruslan Vorobyev
sculpted by E.Sergienko75mm
In the paint used in oil-and acrylic paints
(Added a beard and mustache + lengthened the horns)



Sergey Savenkov

I like it well!!
Perhaps a bit static, but armour doesn't help dynamic....
In which material are shoes and shin???It seems to be the same: whool for shoes???Strange

What is your process in painting metallics???Funny, funny, funny shades!!!!

Hi Sergey,
Nice figure.
But the same idea with LordB : It's a little too static.
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lord.b a écrit:

I like it well!!
Perhaps a bit static, but armour doesn't help dynamic....
In which material are shoes and shin???It seems to be the same: whool for shoes???Strange

What is your process in painting metallics???Funny, funny, funny shades!!!!

Shoes were leather, the protection of dense tissue, an artist as far as I understand it made them very dirty :-)
Metal he did with oil and acrylic.

Alternative figures that he's done for boxing art

Some approximates anatomycals details... elbow hollow, thigh...
The archaic cuirass is verry interesting because rarely seen ! Same remark for helmet... VIII C BC ? Iliad period

MALDOROR a écrit:

! Same remark for helmet... VIII C BC ? Iliad period

Time of War with Troy idea figure was taken from drawings by Peter Connolly
Sergey Savenkov