Fighting the Gray Tide (Miniature Painting)
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DrunkonDuty
he/him
George meets dragon. Is unimpressed.
John R Davis
Hero
Current mess in the man palace as I try to rapidly and poorly build and paint up 1939 Japanese border war battalion
Mad_Jack
Legend
Nice. I've always liked the general visual concept of the Wendigo - there's just so many different cool and creepy ways you can express it...
(One of my "someday" projects involves four copies of Reaper's version of the Wendigo heavily modified into the "Four Horse-Men of the Apocalypse".)
MGibster
Legend
Let me show you what a difference a filter can make. Here’s a Zombicide monster I applied Army Painter speed paint to.
Here is that same mini after and application of oil wash. I mixed a red with a dab of black and a liberal amount of odorless spirits.
I am surprised by how radically the skin color was altered. It no longer appears sickly green but is a little more like a normal(ish) flesh tone.
Here is that same mini after and application of oil wash. I mixed a red with a dab of black and a liberal amount of odorless spirits.
I am surprised by how radically the skin color was altered. It no longer appears sickly green but is a little more like a normal(ish) flesh tone.
reelo
Hero
I've gotten a 3d printer a couple months ago, and plunged back into a hobby I had put on hold 2 decades ago. I'm loving it. I wasn't too bad at painting miniatures back then (though nowhere near as good as many others) but I feel like I've actually become better even now.
Here's a few of my recent works.
I've come.to learn oil washes, too. They tie the qhole paintjob together, especially if the subject is "grimdark". [emoji28]
Here's a few of my recent works.
I've come.to learn oil washes, too. They tie the qhole paintjob together, especially if the subject is "grimdark". [emoji28]
