Originally posted by Dragonsreach
I was also looking at this at the weekend and must admit to being disapointed at the quality of the painting being shown.
There are more and better articles here on CMON and the linked sites of some of the artists than are being shown in that book.
One of the things that disappointed me was that there seems to be no part of the book directed to high quality Golden Deamon enrtry standards either demonstrated or discussed. All the figures shown seem to be just \"Tabletop\" quality.
Previous incarnations of painting guides from GW were better.
I know from discussion that Tammy Haye is working on higher quality miniatures, possibly even writing about them. Maybe there\'s a \"High/ Competition Standard\" book to come out?
I couldn\'t agree more - the best ref book I\'ve bought recently is the Rackham Catalogue! - every mini they make easily accessible - pictures on their web page are bigger - but you can\'t beat the ease of flipping from page to page when you want to make comparisons.Originally posted by reverend
I agree that for painting content this site is mega-rich, but having a book is a something special in itself. Books last and can sit on your shelf
Originally posted by reverend
I\'ll make a point of finding this book, just because I love looking at miniatures anywaysrev
Originally posted by Dragonsreach
I know from discussion that Tammy Haye is working on higher quality miniatures, possibly even writing about them. Maybe there\'s a \"High/ Competition Standard\" book to come out?
Originally posted by Logansama
Originally posted by Dragonsreach
I know from discussion that Tammy Haye is working on higher quality miniatures, possibly even writing about them. Maybe there\'s a \"High/ Competition Standard\" book to come out?
I don\'t understand why they\'d get her to write that considering she struggles to surpass 9.0 on this very site.
Originally posted by Flashman14
good use of stats katieg!
Say, how do you quote folks so that the \"Originally posted by X\" shows up? - I can only paste in text when I try it . . .
Originally posted by Lord Humungous
Press the \"quote\" button at the top right of the person\'s post (do this instead of hitting the \"reply\" button).
Thanks! that was easy eh? And you\'re right - who is the paint staff at Rackham comprised of? One of them has posted here no? Their stuff really is topnotch paintwise . . .