Nash posted:

Are you planning on doing a big of highlighting or drybrushing the fur?

Angryboot posted:

Taken a look at this one yet?

bhsman posted:

If you're reading this post, get the gently caress out of your house and buy some pots of Mephiston Red and Ceramite White.

Now.

Yog-Sothoth posted:

crossposting oath ogre




15 more to finish heh

Yog-Sothoth posted:

^isn't it in an aerosol can, generally?


crosspost party!


linky for big

Dominion posted:

Its hard to tell from the photo, but it looks good on the shoulderpad and bad on the arm, to me. I think maybe its too heavy and harsh on the arm, so it looks less like light and more like...well, blue paint smeared on his arm. I think on the shoulderpad it looks pretty boss though.

thespaceinvader posted:

One thing to note is that you probably want to have the light source brighter - much brighter. With the exception of fire, which has its own problems, I've rarely seen OSL work really well when the light source isn't close to white in colour. It's like with lightsabres - if you look at them on screen, you expect them to have a colour, but actually, the core of the blade is nearly white, and the colour comes from the edges and the, for want of a better term, OSL.

But then, I'm poo poo at OSL, so I may be wrong.

Sole.Sushi posted:

The real problem I'm seeing with this is that there is OSL on the arm and all the way down to the shoulder pad... But not on parts of the hammer or the purity seal.

Also mold burrs.

UnsubRedun posted:

I think the primary problem here is that the blue paint is too strong. I take it you're trying to get a glow from the hammer? I have no tips for you if you're using an airbrush, since I don't use one myself, but I think you might be too close? If it's a lighting thing, there's going to be a lot more falloff than you have there. You need a stronger gradient from blue to black.

Takkaryx posted:

This looks much better. Proper thinning of paints is starting to show, and maybe some washes on the hammer. Now the real question is, how comfortable are you replicating this 19x over? If you did something on this mini and you're thinking, "Man, I could never get it to look that good again" ask here and we can probably give you a sekret technique. Mostly it'll be washes. Seriously, it's like applying liquid skill.

Horace-Noah posted:

hey guys, any ideas on what colour I should make "thy holy bolter"?
The rest of my army has red bolters, but I think that might be a bit too much red.
I was thinking gold could be a decent option.
What do you think?

Dominion posted:

Dominion posted:

It's Killjoy, from the Malifaux game. The base is from Scibor. It's a 50mm base, for scale reference.

Also of note, he's one solid piece of metal - zero assembly required.

Ye Worse User-name posted:

I think it looks great, the skirt and coat are really sharp. Do you have a brassy or even bronzy metallic you could throw on the watch and chain and maybe her wrist device, just to make them pop a little more?

I say this as someone who couldn't do half as well as you've already accomplished though.

Raphus C posted:

I made a flying battlewagon:

Closed top:


Open top:


Here is a better pic of the Deffrolla:


There is a boy flyin:


A boy Fixin:


And a boy droppin bombz:


This is a breakdown of the bitz:


The pilot and covers are removable. There is also a cannon that I have not painted.

Yellow sucks when you paint over black. I managed to get the white smoother. I am not great with vehicles. My paint always end up looking too thick. I did better with my red this time. I kept it thin and had much less paint on the brush. The yellow, however, was thick and horrible.

The door underneath the wagon was painted white first, then yellow on top of the white, which went on better. The GW white foundation seems to cover better than the yellow.

If I had thought I was going to go this bright, I would have just used a white primer, but I changed my mind after applying the black. It was going to be majority boltgun with patches of red, yellow and white.

I am very pleased with it though. I only have 1 Battlewagon left, so next month's oath has a model.

Edit:

Some fantastic sculpts here. I wish I had your ability. Really good work.