Fighting the Gray Tide (Miniature Painting)

[Zardnaar]

This Cthulhu bust is the best I've ever done with the slapchop method. I primed it white and then used by contrast/speed paints. Once they fully dried, I then dry brushed white all over the whole model. Once done, I reapplied the contrast/speed paints to the same areas.

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I used orc green on-site and it car out very bright.

 

[Simon The Hunter]

Owlbears done (have I said that I hate eyes? )

 

[Clint_L]

Those look great!

An easy tip for eyes that makes them look good at table level: paint them all black, and then just add a dot of white on either side.

 

[Simon The Hunter]

Those look great!

An easy tip for eyes that makes them look good at table level: paint them all black, and then just add a dot of white on either side.

I've heard that before and keep forgetting... have noted it down now! Good tip!

 

[MGibster]

Owlbears done (have I said that I hate eyes? )

Here's a timely video for you.

 

[Simon The Hunter]

On a roll... Same friend who wants one of the owlbears also wanted a large skele, so printed the regular mini and a double sized version. I used the dirty down rust on the helmet and spear. Printing these in resin would give smoother mini's but the hassle of resin is meh.

 

[MGibster]

On a roll... Same friend who wants one of the owlbears also wanted a large skele, so printed the regular mini and a double sized version. I used the dirty down rust on the helmet and spear. Printing these in resin would give smoother mini's but the hassle of resin is meh.

I do like those helmets!