This is the old Verlinden M60 machine gunner. I did paint it in the old 6 color desert cammo (cookie chip). I did not like how it turned out and after sitting on a shelf for a number of years I decided to repaint it in the old BDU woodland scheme. Skin tones are oils and uniform and equipment in acrylics.
Let me know what you think, any suggestions for improvements?
Super looking job on this Ingvar. The camo shape and color is very realistic and you have picked out the details nicely too.
The BDUs are perfect.
Another excellent figure Ingvar, the BDUs came great as did the M60.
Thanks Karl, much appreciated.
Thanks Lee, I do have a BDU in woodland from my military days so it was just copy paste 
Thanks Richard, the Verlinden figure is one of his best sculpting. I remember some of his WW2 Germans having a bit peculiar anatomy, hands bigger than the head, etc…
Me too! Haven’t tried them on in awhile but the field jackets still fit.
you’ve nailed it mate, I love the faded look of the uniform
Yes unfortunately some of his large scale figs had problems lol
Very crisp and clean painting there. I especially like the BDU’s and the fading on them. Looks a lot better than the one I did a few years ago. I’ve got another in the stash so I might have to revisit this one.
G.
Richard, I know where you’re coming from. This one in particular. VP 2441, the head is huge! Going to take some work to get this anywhere near decent.
G.
You’ve absolutely nailed the woodland pattern. Excellent work.
I always recall that WW2 RAF pilot figure with the extremely long arms! There were others as well and later on some of his 1:35 scale figs were bloated.
I think the best ones were the early ones. The early figures from Desert Storm were some of the best. You can tell it was a different sculptor with the later ones.
G.
I agree 100% and still have some of his first releases.
Great camouflage painting and the skin tone looks wonderful…I really like the Matt flat paint scheme and how nothing is semi-glossy on the uniform.
Thanks a lot Peter, I appreciate your feedback.
Yes those are some of the things that plagued his figures.
