10 balls WIP
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Darthmarsh
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Holy s**t that's awesome mate. Love how this has come together
ten ball
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Thanks all 
Having fun with the skele, head done im purposley keeping the colours muted and the rags etc similar to the bone. So having a limited colour palette.
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Having fun with the skele, head done im purposley keeping the colours muted and the rags etc similar to the bone. So having a limited colour palette.
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Sproket
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I said it before and I'll say it again - I love the colours on the skele!
The choice of colours is quite masterful. The strong contrast between the desaturated warm grey browns and the saturated cool blue greens has tremendous visual impact. The colours also support the narrative of the piece as they convey the age and decay appropriate to this mini. All that and it looks great too!
The choice of colours is quite masterful. The strong contrast between the desaturated warm grey browns and the saturated cool blue greens has tremendous visual impact. The colours also support the narrative of the piece as they convey the age and decay appropriate to this mini. All that and it looks great too!
Darthmarsh
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Awesome mate. As Sproket said, your colour choice is spot on
wargamesculptor
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Love it, nuff said
SaintToad
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I love this little guy! Some very nice skeles lately, and here's another.
If it's not too late, I might do some material damage to that too-perfect headstone. Though you're painting the figure nice and clean, the metals are pretty corroded, suggesting a long interment for our fleshless hero. I imagine you'll do a lot of weathering, but the stone itself just looks like it came off the factory floor.
If it's not too late, I might do some material damage to that too-perfect headstone. Though you're painting the figure nice and clean, the metals are pretty corroded, suggesting a long interment for our fleshless hero. I imagine you'll do a lot of weathering, but the stone itself just looks like it came off the factory floor.
ArchArad
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Beautiful little skeleton - as Sproket so eloquently explained, the colour palette is immediate and intense.
I agree with SaintToad's suggestion that the headstone could do with some chips or cracks that are physically breaking up the perfect lines. I also find the RIP a bit cheesy - maybe a bit of pitting there or converting the letters into runes would help?
I agree with SaintToad's suggestion that the headstone could do with some chips or cracks that are physically breaking up the perfect lines. I also find the RIP a bit cheesy - maybe a bit of pitting there or converting the letters into runes would help?
ten ball
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Cheers all
SaintT & Arch- yep will age the stone, carnt really do anything with the RIP as its very small and laser cut out.
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Also vote link for the Norman knight - http://www.coolminiornot.com/401046
SaintT & Arch- yep will age the stone, carnt really do anything with the RIP as its very small and laser cut out.
More wip
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Also vote link for the Norman knight - http://www.coolminiornot.com/401046
BloodASmedium
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It's plain to see ten that the stone ,I'm sure your still working on bud. But I know I leave it up to you cause well,your a very talented miniature painter who has more than enough of experience when it comes to toy soldiers....so paint on and btw I love the RIP ...
