I did this a while back but it's one of my favorite ones.
Great work! Can see a lot of effort went into that. Was the shading for the flat armour panels dry brushed or stippled? Looking at the left thigh specifically
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Thanks so much. It was definitely a learning process through it all. I used stippling for the flat red armor panels.
The highlights are amazing!