AndyG WIP (pic heavy)
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Swanpthing5383
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Chipping looks great i feel it should have a little more on the edges though.
Very nice work, Andy! Great work on the texture of the battle damage! If there is one thing I would re-work it is the green light-reflections. They don't look light enough. They look more like coloured spots than light to me. Actually, at least in the photos, the green "light" on the padding of the helmet below the central light is darker than the surrounding brown areas, which kind of ruins the effect. Turn the images into greyscale in a photo editing software and you can more easily see the light effect. The light is more important than the colour to sell the effect.
Halden
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Wow that is mind blowingly beautiful
AndyG
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Started on a little one. Need to hone my skills again on 30mm. So dwarfs of mid nor incubus (rackham confrontation) had these tucked away for years. Reminds me a lot of a line out of the weirdstone of brisingamen " the maggot folk of Ymir". Great series of books by Alan Garner by the way children's stories but written beautifully haunting Celtic mythology throughout definitely recomended for adult reading too.
Liking them both immensely.
(Sorry about the accidental phone call yesterday trying to contact my boss and not doing to well at it.)
(Sorry about the accidental phone call yesterday trying to contact my boss and not doing to well at it.)
AndyG
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Yeah great book my family used to live virtually next door to Alan Garner my Granddad was the Police Sergeant for Alderly Edge and the now demolished police station were my mums family used to live was five minutes walk from the Hall he bought. In fact my Granddad is in Moon of Gomrath as the huge copper that gets out of the tiny car (He was about 6'8'' in real life a proper country cop who could deal with drunk farmhands no problem 
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Sigmar3
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In fact my Granddad is in Moon of Gomrath as the huge copper that gets out of the tiny car (He was about 6'8'' in real life a proper country cop who could deal with drunk farmhands no problem
Wow that's a great story. I haven't read the sequels, I didn't even realise there were any until I checked out the original book on Wikipedia a few years ago. The 3rd book was only released a few years ago. But anyway, that's amazing about your grandfather.
Love the work on the caterpillar body, the back reminds me of bacon.
Bacon, hmmmmmm.
Bacon, hmmmmmm.
AndyG
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What's your best bacon sandwich? I'll throw this out to the forum because it's important. Here's mine
five slices of smoked back bacon grilled not fried well done but not to the point of crispness.
fresh white bread and butter not margarine.
tomatoe sauce not brown sauce! (Don't know if you have brown sauce in the States but it's a mixture of rust floor sweepings sugar and vinegar some Brits swear by the stuff but ye gods its foul) mmmmmmmmmmmmm and then another one because one is never enough
any way way done some more on the mini really liking this one I see a squad coming on.
bgcdazzler
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Bacon sandwich chez dazzler:
streaky bacon
hot dry pan
drizzle of maple syrup (not too much)
cook until curly and crispy
soft white roll
Mayonnaise
tomato
Iceberg lettuce
om nom nom.
streaky bacon
hot dry pan
drizzle of maple syrup (not too much)
cook until curly and crispy
soft white roll
Mayonnaise
tomato
Iceberg lettuce
om nom nom.
