T-90A being maintained, 90 euros worth of model stuff

Steven Van Dyck
Some tips you can use to improve the faces: don't use black paint there but tone that down with brown and red colors. I always use a brown-red wash to get some shadow, this is really easy to apply and gets some life in the flesh color. Try some dry-brushing on the clothing with a lighter tone of green, this will also bring more depth

Kesa Tiho
I would but i only have black wash and with the black i wanted to represent the horrors of war, that no matter which side your on you suffer and that only the dead see the end of the war. Soldiers go, corpses come back

Steven Van Dyck
I also don't have red wash, I make that from red paint. If you have red and black, take a drop of both and mix wit 75 per cent thinner (with acrylics that's just water) and just throw it on with a brush. At first they will seem all reddish, but it will dry transparent. Only if they look natural, start your horrors of war experiment adding some grey stains, maybe a very thinned wash around the eyes.

gorby
It's looking good Kesa.

Kesa Tiho
Thanks master Gorby. Looking good is the main priority to impress my irl scale modeler friends and get your seal of approval 👍

gorby
Certainly at this stage in your life the hobby should entirely be about enjoyment. Just relax an have fun with it. 🙂

Kesa Tiho
Yeah yeah i was just joking around 😁