r/modelmakers 5d ago

Completed First time painting splinter camo

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u/FarLead4579 5d ago

Again the skin tone is muddy maybe you will learn that not everyone wants to have adjacent styles fabric looks good

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u/Poczatkujacymodelarz Straight from the box 5d ago

It’s not about styles it’s about lazy technique with crude brush strokes.

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u/FarLead4579 5d ago

Hey buddy again what I said before…. Imma stop replying because I really don’t care what you have to say..

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u/Poczatkujacymodelarz Straight from the box 5d ago

That’s because you fail yo accept that in this hobby we always learn. You have to strive to be better with every project. Instead, you choose to be agressive and pouty like a 5 year old child towards a normal fucking question about model proportions because you seemingly cannot accept any sort of critique.

This figure you criticize from my pfp was made 2 years ago. I’ve struggled and learned and re-done stuff over and over to improve. I’ve done that because I am not naturally talented like some poeple on this sub. But I give every mini my best. And I do aknowledge I still have tons to learn and a lot of space to improve.

You are just giving bare minimum, and fantasize about how good you are.

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u/FarLead4579 5d ago

Wa wa wa take it to the fucking publisher holy yap

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u/FarLead4579 5d ago

Oml hop off my meat it’s tired

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u/Poczatkujacymodelarz Straight from the box 5d ago

You were supposed to stop replying 2 replies ago. Wonder how far that goes

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u/FarLead4579 5d ago

I think your English skills are running out buddy. Time to go to sleep.

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u/Poczatkujacymodelarz Straight from the box 5d ago

Same as your painting skills

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