How to Paint 1/48 Scale Pilot Figures | Erich Hartmann

[@lappin6482]

definitely worth doing....having the pilot of some sort next to your aircraft is always cool....great work

[@darrinhelfers3349]

Great job on the figure. Really enjoying the channel. Keep up the good work.

[@SpruesNBrews]

Thanks so much! And thank you for watching 👍

[@Ricks135scalemodels]

That was a great tutorial. Clear and informative.

[@SpruesNBrews]

Thanks so much! Thank you for watching 👍

[@cliffprice6962]

Great direction. 👍

[@SpruesNBrews]

Thank you! I appreciate it 👍

[@spruecuttermodels4554]

Top job as usual!

[@SpruesNBrews]

Thanks! 😁👍

[@olemango]

Very cool!

[@SpruesNBrews]

Thank you! I appreciate it

[@tedhiatt7561]

What magnifying glass do you use to paint with

[@thomaswilson3437]

How do you think an oil was would work using Lamp Black? I've been using Oils for weathering aircraft and find it's pretty forgiving because you have a little more time in the process. I've not done so with figures but your video got me thinking about it.....

[@SpruesNBrews]

I'm sure you could use some oils! I haven't done any oil work on figures, but I know a lot of folks do (especially at 1/16 scale). Give it a go!

[@larrybrown1824]

nice job. I use pretty much the same process but mine don't turn out as nice as yours do. Might want to consider going a shade or two darker on the skin tone. These guys (WW2 guys) spent most of their time outdoors and even blondes would have had a darker complexation. But that's my opinion. :-)

[@SpruesNBrews]

I'm always open to experimenting with other tones! This one has just worked out well enough for me so far 👍

[@m0rce1]

I kept hearing Eric Cartman. Coincidence?

[@SpruesNBrews]

Coincidence!