Steve,Two thirds done now. All main and minor components added. Just leaves the micro detailing.
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Steve,
Excellent scratchmungery.
Steve,
Excellent scratchmungery.
Paul I think Steve's on something.
That is the dog's, Steve, simply the DOG'S!
what he said, Tim!......but they ARE ugly!Regardless of the subject its all of interest to me if I can appreciate the time and effort someone's put in! I think they look great the chain mail looks fantastic.
Thanks Mark, I appreciate the support. Chain mail is really easy though...under paint in black, dry brush in steel, paint in darkest shadows, gloss and Matt varnish, highlight with steel (gets the shine back), then add highest highlights (sparsely) in silver. Simples!Regardless of the subject its all of interest to me if I can appreciate the time and effort someone's put in! I think they look great the chain mail looks fantastic.
Thanks Neil, they really are aren’t they LOL....what he said, Tim!......but they ARE ugly!
simples for you maybe! I would end up with a multi coloured golf ball !!Thanks Mark, I appreciate the support. Chain mail is really easy though...under paint in black, dry brush in steel, paint in darkest shadows, gloss and Matt varnish, highlight with steel (gets the shine back), then add highest highlights (sparsely) in silver. Simples!
Thanks Allen, I really appreciate the kind comments. Not my detailing though, it comes with the figures. I just paint it LOL.Tim, we can never get bored looking at these little fuglies. You do some incredible things and achieve outstanding results with these tiny figs. I still think the ghosts were just fantastic and the best yet!!!
I love the way you paint the facial expressions on the fuglies too. Your detailing is first rate Sir!!!
Prost
Allen
It really is as easy as I say Mark. The end effect is all smoke and mirrors.....the secret is getting the dilution of the paint correct.....thicker for dry brush work and thinner for blends and detail. Just push some paint around and try it....simples for you maybe! I would end up with a multi coloured golf ball !!
I really don't think I could do as good a job as you on something that small but I do keep looking at my display cabinet an thinking hmm maybe there!It really is as easy as I say Mark. The end effect is all smoke and mirrors.....the secret is getting the dilution of the paint correct.....thicker for dry brush work and thinner for blends and detail. Just push some paint around and try it....
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