even the masters make mistakes

Corvus

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I don\'t know if you have seen this latest piece from Matt Verzani, but I just noticed (well, I think I\'m correct) a huge mold line right on top of the staff.

Please correct me if I\'m worng, because it\'s always risky to make this kind of \"accusations\" towards a master like Verzani.


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He was probably distracted by the err... sculpt.lol
Those lines are meant to be there- thats what I always say when I do that (every time):innocent:
 

Primeval

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Maybe he thought the nipples would distract our eyes away from it? lol

I wish I had a dollar for every time I thought I had gotten all the mold lines and one showed up while I was painting...
 

Corvus

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Originally posted by Primeval

I wish I had a dollar for every time I thought I had gotten all the mold lines and one showed up while I was painting...

That\'s true, everyone makes mistakes. But this is just a very big moldline, that isn\'t particularly very well hidden :)
 

Avicenna

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A pair of clippers and a hack-saw can fix most things ;)

that along with mikes patented \'skill equalising hammer\' in this case...

-Peter
 

Grumb

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Originally posted by Avicenna
A pair of clippers and a hack-saw can fix most things ;)

that along with mikes patented \'skill equalising hammer\' in this case...

-Peter

Hmm, perhaps Matt has already suffered the effects of Mike\'s hammer, hense the missed mold line. ???

Cheers,
Grumb
 
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t_haye2

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nonono, you don\'t understand, this is the new rage, paint the model as it comes, newest thing for the budding artist.....

ok, that wasn\'t even funny...sorry. Give the guy a break though, it\'s so bloody easy to miss stuff like that, hell, i\'ve put minis up only to fins out i forgot to paint something...very embarrassing ;)
 

Modderrhu

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Err, Tammy... I could well be wrong, but wasn\'t it you who managed to leave off the left arm of a not-so-recent conversion? If it was, and even you could do something like that, well, my life is over before it started.
 

KingM

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I see your
what are you talking about?
And raise you an Eh??

Left an arm off a conversion ???, doesn\'t sound like something tammy, or anyone who looks at their models while they paint them, would do
 
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t_haye2

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actually, i think it was a dark elf converison done for an article for dwarf. I left the hand off because the shield would fit better that way, and you couldn\'t see the arm at all, due to said shield. It also saved me half a day in filing/painting hand, and saving time is crucial....it\'s not as bad as not painting the backs of models though....;) Mind you, i don;t do shortcuts anymore, now I don\'t have a manager breeathing down my back ocnstantly...just my customers ;)
 

Dragonsreach

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Originally posted by Avicenna
A pair of clippers and a hack-saw can fix most things ;)

that along with mikes patented \'skill equalising hammer\' in this case...


-Peter
In this case I\'m tottally innocent.......

(Oi Tammy no jokes from you on that!) ;)
 

KingM

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actually, i think it was a dark elf converison done for an article for dwarf.

Would that be the Dark elf noble on steed? I seem to remember that being a pretty cool article

Anyhow, back on topic, if that is a mold line on the top of the staff, and to be honest it looks like it is, it doesn\'t exactly scream out at you, you\'d have to be looking for mistakes to spot it, so I don\'t think it\'s that much of a big deal
 
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donga666

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Excuse me for sounding dim....but what is that?? It looks like a Rakham, Kelt Drune thing but Ive never seen one??

Maybe its lack of blood to the \'big\' brain.

I wanna paint one (If my wife lets me;))

Mould lines are the bain of my life!!!!!
 
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spike_92

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Well, i know it sounds stupid, but what if he wanted that mold line? like.....extra highlighting oppurtunity.
hopefully noone will hit me for that.:|~
 

tidoco2222

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There are plenty of times that I have thought that I have gotten all the mould lines out and yes even the ones that are glaringly obvious once painted sometimes slip through.
I think that what happens is that you put all your effort into the paintwork and when you come accross one of the sneaky buggers you don\'t have the heart to start digging into your paintwork (well that\'s sometimes true for me anyway). We are all human after all and are prone to the occaisional mistake.:(
 
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