Im going to get the rest of the army assembled before painting the rest - i've got some games arranged with Sorrowshard over at Rant in E Minor at the end of febuary and not much spare time so i'll need every second I get.
I won't bore you with any more text today, i'll just move straight on to the pretty pictures.
As always, thanks for reading.
He looks good. So what if he takes a little longer, he's wearing white.
ReplyDeleteSeriously though, nice job.
Ron, From the Warp
Thanks Ron.
ReplyDeleteI think I might be able to get to about 3 hours per figure which isn't too bad. The white undercoat is certainly helping though, might have to practise with it on some other ranges.
Yeah dude , sweet job , only observation , and this could be the lighting , I would go one stage higher and do some sharp highlights on the black.
ReplyDeleteLike the axe blade too ;o)
3 hours per figure, for that kind of quality!?
ReplyDeleteI salute you, a very fine job sir. I think I'll be following your white technique when I get round to my apothecaries.
Cheers gents.
ReplyDelete@Matt - Not the first person to say the black needs another highlight, myself included. Going to go a couple of stages lighter as when it gets hit with dullcote it'll mute the colour again.
3 hours for this fig? I would have thought it would have taken twice as long. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteNot quite 3 hours for this fig, closer to 5. Subsequent figs should be around the 3 hour mark.
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