MrBlack Publications released their 25th issue of Figure Modelling Series.

As usual, the book is in A4 format with a laminated cover and 52 pages.

MrBlack Publications released the 25th issue of Figure Modelling in Scale Model Handbook series. This is actually the 38th book they have published so far, of which 25 of the titles have covered figure modelling; three are about modelling dioramas; four are the popular Modelling the Second World War specials; a further six are the Theme Collection Special Edition Series.

This time the book includes seven articles from seven well-known artists, who offer lots of tips and techniques about modelling miniature figures, busts and vignettes from ancient times to the Second World War, and onto the present day with 13-pages about the Multicam Camouflage on a 120mm figure. Five of the articles cover the subjects in detail, illustrated with step-by-step photos and explanatory texts.

A Greek Hoplite at the Battle of Marathon 490 BC - Painting Realistic Flesh, Metals, Fabrics and the Shield using Acrylics and Oils – 75mm (1/24)

Templar Standard Bearer - Painting a Large Scale Figure Using Oil Colours – 200mm (1/9)

Drummer of Greadiers, 67th Line Refiment Vienna, 1809 - Painitng a Colourful 75mm Napoleonic Period Figure with Acrylics and Inks - 75mm (1/24)

Russian Razvedchiki with Waffen SS Tanker Prisoner of War 1944-45 -How Tamiya Enamels were used to Paint a WWII Vignette with Different Camouflage Uniforms – 50mm (1/35)

A Present for Hitler - Finishing a World War Two Vignette in Less Than 25 Hours for an Urgent Box Art Cover. This was inspired from a Real Wartime Photo On Painting African-American soldiers – 50mm (1/35)

Italian Front 1943-1944 - Creating and Painting a Vignette Using Commercial Resin Figures and Base – 50mm (1/35)

US Navy SEAL- Painting a Multicam Camouflage Pattern on a 120mm Figure with Acrylic, Oil and Lacquer Colours - 120mm (1/16)

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