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http://www.farabi.it/LegioPictorum/index.php
this is a demo mini:
all is converted from a men at arms body, knights elm and sword, and pergamen sprue.
for the painting i only try to do a new way to doing metals.
for gold is a normal NMM quite simple and not too blend becaus is just a demo.
for silver metal i try a strange NMM with metallic colors boltgun metal, chainmail, mitril silver, black ink for shadows and a little bit af skull white for layers...
the blending is very simple (and rushed), and need some works i now, but is only for try a new tecnic.
i'm very interested to know what do you think.
you think i must improve this new way?
or is better that i doing NMM or metallics colours normally?
i hope my terrible english is undertanding!!!
bye at all and thanks a lot for comments...
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funnymouth
20-Sep-04
#102651 |  | Rating: 7
well, its not nmm. whenever i do metallics i use many layers/colors to develop deapth. i love your conversion, ive been tinkering with the idea of making a footmounted knight. anyhow, looks good. next try semm. it can come out real nice if you use inks and dark metallics. |
nebuchadnezzar
28-Apr-04
#82812 |  | Rating: 8
I'm a damn "purist", usually i like pure nmm or pure metallic, but experimenting new techs is always fun and it can gives awesome result!
Nice conversion too. |
beltane
28-Apr-04
#82777 |  | Rating: 9
veramente buona come conversione, mi piacerebbe vederlo dal vivo.. | |
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