Spent all night in the studio in Manchester
launching paint from a brush at this guy to get him finished AND
create a step by step GUIDE for all the wargaming/painting community.
It's decent, it's neat, it's clean, but being honest it's so formulaic it could almost be 'Paint by Numbers'
It could be taken straight out of a GW catalogue, there's no personality, no individuality to it.
It's decent, it's neat, it's clean, but being honest it's so formulaic it could almost be 'Paint by Numbers'
It could be taken straight out of a GW catalogue, there's no personality, no individuality to it.
Shortly there after Tommie was never seen again. Some say they came in the night and he's now chained to a painting desk deep in the bowels of GW HQ...
Appreciate the TMM, having tried it recently for the first time. Good shading on that bronze, and well done on the silver highlights. I highly reccomend you try the Scale75 metals. Especially if you like the old GW ones.
Not sure how a artist of your caliber resists making every piece as good as your capable. While you are certainly a master of Metallics, I will always prefer your NMM.