Fighting the Gray Tide (Miniature Painting)

[Simon The Hunter]

Three different FDM printed halfling crossbow dudes.

Left to Right:
L: Very old bedslinger printer, 0.4 nozzle and Speedpaints.
C: BambuLab X1-C printer, 0.4 nozzle and Speedpaints and then washes (which made it too dark) - mini reduced in size to have a 25mm base size.
R: BambuLab X1-C printer. 0.2 nozzle and regular paints and washes - mini scale reduced.

Because I'd been just slapping out speedpaint minis for a while, I'd forgotten how much fun it was to do regular painting and the result is much better on the guy on the right... apologies for my iffy skills though hehe

 

[MGibster]

Because I'd been just slapping out speedpaint minis for a while, I'd forgotten how much fun it was to do regular painting and the result is much better on the guy on the right... apologies for my iffy skills though hehe

Don't apologize. A few years back I painted a bear that ended up looking like it had the worst case of mange in the world. Even after all these years, I still paint some horrendous figures. Your painted minis look better than an unpainted mini (and better than my mangy bear). Keep up the good work!

 

[Simon The Hunter]

Don't apologize. A few years back I painted a bear that ended up looking like it had the worst case of mange in the world. Even after all these years, I still paint some horrendous figures. Your painted minis look better than an unpainted mini (and better than my mangy bear). Keep up the good work!

Oh yeah, painted > unpainted, and TBH, I don't care, I really just enjoy the painting side of things and sometimes I get some happy accidents