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Silhouette posted:These own so hard Yup, its from a ripper actually. I wished I hade more of them, especially the ones with closed mouths cause I really like the way it looks and I wanted one of my unks to have that face. I've had a lot of fun doing these and I actually found that I keep making new snagas even though I only need two of them. I'm glad I got a horse for each kroot cause this could easily turn into an obsession 
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Red Herring posted:
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Gorkamorka mob. Sorry for lovely lighting and un-finished bases   Man, orks are so fun to paint! All those "harsh" details like the muscle fibres and the tusks are really easy to paint and not have them look like poo poo.
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Paintingoons, I need your help!  I know the lighting isn't optimal, but I need some input. I'm not happy about the skin (most rest of the model isn't finished either) and I can't really put my finger on it. Maybe the contrast on the highlight is to harsh? Could I fix it with a watered down purple wash? I'm not used to spending that much time on skin, I usually just do a coat or two followed by a wash, but that didn't give me the result I wanted. gently caress, I wish I had some empty pots, having to mix all the layers as I go takes loving forever! edit: not sure about the green either, but I had to stear clea of light and dark browns so the the entire model (+ base) is the same color Not a viking fucked around with this message at 20:52 on Jun 13, 2010 |
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A little cross-postin here. Sorry about that, but I just remembered there is an actual painting thread  I need some feedback on stormvermin color scheme. Old school dark red armor with black fur or white fur with green robes and bronze/gold armor? Please ignore the rough brush strokes, I was just slathering on some paint on the front of the mini to get a feel of the scheme. I also got some input to do the armor like the left one, but paint the cloth red, but I haven't tried it in practice yet. Gonna do it right now and post a pic of that as well.  Click here for the full 1056x792 image.  Click here for the full 1056x792 image.  Click here for the full 599x635 image. Not a viking fucked around with this message at 00:21 on Jul 14, 2010 |
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Jul 13, 2010 23:42
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Not a single reply for my stormvermin? I guess I'll ask warseer 
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Jul 14, 2010 09:46
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Plotterboy posted:I liked your stormvermin. Also, stop stealing my awesome bright orange colour schemes! I swear it was just for that one ork mob. Blazing orange is just such an awesome colour and I wanted to put it on some plastic mans 
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After ordering some confrontation wulfen to use as treekin I realized the models are pre-painted  Does anyone here have experience with stripping rackham minis? Can I do it just the same way I strip GW minis or are they made of some sort of wax-plastic that will melt if I so much as put it under hot water?
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Jul 14, 2010 21:40
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Ezekiel_980 posted:/\ /\ /\ I'm in Norway so simple green is not available to me. I'll try with pine-sol and see what happens
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Finished the first models of my stormvermin: Click here for the full 1024x768 image. I know there are some gaps on the shoulder pads I'll fix it on the next 35 models edit: thanks guys! I tried to fix the lovely lighting with gimp Not a viking fucked around with this message at 19:32 on Jul 22, 2010 |
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Jul 22, 2010 19:10
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Wazzu posted:The left one
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I love the feeling when I, after hours and hours of assembling and painting, finish the base and I can look at the mini and go "FINISHED!"
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edit: stupid typo Is that base supposed to be a fallen angel and a cleft with people coming out of it? /\/\/\ bhsman posted:Have these been posted yet? Because if not When I first looked at that first pic I went: "what kind of stupid conv-..  " (minus the  obviously)
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They are all  -ingThis is why I mostly put patches of grass and such in two or three small patches and have one of them contacting the feet.
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I'm in the process of building a plague claw catapult and would like some feedback. Its based on a Couldron of 1000 poxes which is based on the old 5th ed screaming bell carriage and a DE couldron of blood.  Made the arm from bits of 40k vehicles before I got my hands on the balsa wood  With the couldron from the new screaming bell  The old couldron. It looks bigger and more bad rear end, but it weighs a ton compared to the plastic and the balsa wood, so it probably won't hold very long. I might stick this on my screaming bell instead.  I'm going to add more screws and metal plates and such on the balsa wood, kind of like on the new screaming bell carriage. Need to find a good way to make nails/rivets as well. I haven't found a suitable counter-weight yet and the release mechanism is going to be maybe chains or thread if I can get some to look like rope instead of thread. Any ideas or comments? This is my first time using balsa wood and plastic card, so even basic advice would be welcomed.
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Agreeing with PV, painting miniatures is a skill that you get after hours of practice, just like kicking a football or skiing. The more you do it, the more your muscles will be used to working like that and you'll have more control over it. Don't spend 10 hours on one model and try to make it perfect. Instead, spend 100 hours on 100 models and even then you've just started to get the basic hang of it. Also, don't paint while hungry.
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Those look great!
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Put him on the beach with a little drink umbrella as a shade.
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crime fighting hog posted:Hey guys, I picked up the GW woods set for Fantasy, and I'm thinking of painting the bark white, like birch. Any ideas how to pull it off? Not sure if we're talking about the same type of tree, but I painted some of my dryads like this: white undercoat, badab black, light dab of asurmen blue and gryphonne sepia here and there. The one on the far right: 
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The orcs look great! I'm probably going to buy some 40k orks and make a BB team for my cousin to use. Do you guys think it'll look good?Silhouette posted:Old skaven own, all of them (except the very first rat ogres which just look like oversized skavenslaves) Which ones were that? Because my Rat Ogres from 5th ed look a lot better than any rat ogres GW have made since  (up until the IoB and screaming bell rat ogre that is) Not a viking fucked around with this message at 15:07 on Sep 9, 2010 |
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/\/\/\ What he said. Every time I open my wet palette, there is still wet paint there. Some of it is so old it has separated, but its still wet. Combaticus posted:Please tell me more, the only thing that keeps from loosing all my games is my retarded dice luck I played my third game tonight and fuuuuuck rolling two ones in a row for dodging my gutter runner out and going for a TD! I need to start chopping up some more gutter runners to use as extra players, these rats die fast! We should get a FUMBBL-thread going. Not a viking fucked around with this message at 00:10 on Sep 11, 2010 |
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PaintVagrant posted:Its multiplayer is broken as poo poo, or at least it was when I played it. I've never tried it online, just on my own to try and learn the game. I have no idea how to arrange multiplayer games using java, but I'm sure the site has some tips.
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PaintVagrant posted:post your orange and blue stuff itt now bitches  I used dark blue to shade the white
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pw pw pw posted:I haven't posted these guys in this thread in a while. I think these look a lot better now with paints on them.
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I agree, its really hard to tell its blue.
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I'm going to start using super glue now, instead of plastic glue (not on my clanrats obviously) Thanks, thread! 
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Speed-painting technique for skaven clanrats: Step 1: Buy some clanrats. Step 2: Paint them  Step 3: Add Devlan Mud  Step 4: ??? Step 5: Profit! Not a viking fucked around with this message at 23:10 on Oct 24, 2010 |
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Indolent Bastard posted:Step 4 make toys for Santa. (Sorry the red and green look a bit Christmas-y to me). gently caress you, now I can't unsee it  And my clanrats have always had those colors and I have 150 of them
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Silhouette posted:Congratulations, you've discovered dipping Sorry I hurt your feelings because I'm a lazy 'ham who prefer to get ten models painted instead of one in the same amount of time. Will this make up for it?     its dipped as well
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Pretty much Thanks! Pretty good for a dip-job, eh?  VVVV Not a viking fucked around with this message at 15:54 on Oct 27, 2010 |
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Silhouette posted:1. What is that 1. Skaven Plague Furnace 2. Thanks 3. I'm picking up my new computer right now after the old one died so I might just do that edit: I'm just going to download Starcraft 2 and, oh is it December already? 
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I like the scheme. I'd probably go with green eyes to make them 'pop' more.
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I use mithril silver and gryphonne sepia. Most of the time with a wash of badab before the sepia.
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The minotaur-snake is my favorite! You guys should stop talking about simple green or offer to send some of that miracle-juice to me
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Captain Hats posted:Hey, I painted a miniature. Behold my WHFRP character, the mighty Norsecan warrior Arkfel Goblincleaver, and his powerful thews! I like it! On the other hand, my solution to painting skin is pallid flesh + ogryn wash, so what do I know
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Big Willy Style posted:I like these a lot!
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HKR posted:I need a gimmick to stuff inside this baneblade. There is way too much empty space in it to not use it. A small mp3-player with a speaker. You can get some engine noise on tape or play ride of the valkyrie or something the crew would listen to while you drive the tank around. Some russian choir music would sound pretty imperialistic.
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