Stalhuth, Ernesto Reye Scale Model Handbook. Figure Modelling. Volume 26: Miniature Bust Art

This is the 26th issue of Figure Modelling in the popular "Scale Model Handbook" series. Twenty six of the titles by "Mr Black Publishing" have covered figure modelling, three are about modelling dioramas, five are the popular Modelling the Second World War specials, a further nine are in the Theme Collection Special Edition" series, two are in the Painting Guide", one in the How to guides, two in the Scale Modelling Manual" series and finally, the Lifecolor Painting Guide" Volume1.
This issur includes seven articles about figure modelling, all written by the well-known master artist Ernesto Reyes Stalhuth, which is a small tribute to him. As Ernesto paints mainly busts here, you can read how he painted seven different themes. Youll discover how to paint different flesh shades and different materials such as leathers, wood, fabrics, helmets, weapons, the various metals (including how to use the "non-metallic metals" technique) and theres even a fantasy subject. Content: D-Day, Normandy 1944, 1st infantry Division. How to Paint a Large Scale Bust of a World War Two US Soldier using different Acrylic Series and Colour Mixes (Young Miniatures (YM1861), 180mm (1:10)); First World War British Lewis Gunner. Painting a Large Scale Bust of a WWI British Soldier using different Colour Mixes and Techniques (Young Miniatures (YM1875), 180mm (1:10)); USAAF Fighter Pilot 1944. Painting different Textures and Equipment Details on a Large Scale Bust (Young Miniatures (YM1856), 180mm (1:10)); SS Panzer Commander, Normandy 1944. Painting Realistic Leather, Flesh and Other Details on a Large Scale Bust (Young Miniatures (YM1876), 180mm (1:10)); Arabian Knight. How to Paint a Large Scale Bust using Non-Metallic Metal Techniques and depict various Fabric Textures (Young Miniatures (YH1856), 180mm (1:10)); Gallic Chieftain. Painting a Large Scale Bust of a Gaul Chieftain in Acrylics and using Non Metallic Paint Techniques for the Metal Parts (Pegaso Models (200-045), 200mm (1:9)); Baerkrom. How I Painted my first Fantasy Bust combining various Acrylic Paints and Inks (Fer Miniatures (FMK00016), 250mm (1:8)).