Fighting the Gray Tide (Miniature Painting)

[Clint_L]

I was organizing my miniatures and took a photo of the D&L giant we were discussing a few pages back:

 

[MGibster]

I was organizing my miniatures and took a photo of the D&L giant we were discussing a few pages back:

Oh, my goodness! I glued the mask on the wrong side of mine!!

 

[MGibster]

I decided to go with a Holstein look for my Zombicide Blood Bull.

 

[MGibster]

My last bovine mini…for now.

 

[MGibster]

Working on a dragon from Archon Studios and this is the base. I’m trying to improve the quality of my miniatures bases. I started with a dark grey and applied a few washes of brown and some green. Once dry, I used a sponge to apply a light grey over everything.

I used Dirty Down Moss effect and it’s the first time it turned out well for me. I heated the bottle of moss up in water, used a hair drier on the mini, and then applied the moss. I then put some brown Speed Paint through my airbrush on the lower half of the rock.

 

[payn]

My made up ringer merc lance for an upcoming tournament. Im calling them The Blue Suns.
Spider, Clint, Quickdraw and Ostsol mechs. The Ostsol had a funny pose with only one point of base cotnact. So, I made a mini hex to make it look like its walking down an incline.

Edit: ill get better pics

 

[MGibster]

My made up ringer merc lance for an upcoming tournament. Im calling them The Blue Suns.
Spider, Clint, Quickdraw and Ostsol mechs. The Ostsol had a funny pose with only one point of base cotnact. So, I made a mini hex to make it look like its walking down an incline.

The neat thing about those BTech minis is you're painting in a different scale. Was works for 28-32mm just doesn't work exactly the same for 10-12mm (or whatever scale BT is supposed to be). It's hard to be both subtle and visible with effects at that scale.