Kroot...
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spooktalker
New member
It\'s got a gritty paint style well suited to kroot, and I like the colors. Is this for a unit? If so, get cracking \'cause I\'d like to see them together!
Its a decent looking figure.
I wonder if it is for playing with or for painting competition.
The picture is not helping. It is a little dark and some of the details are not as clear as they could be.
That being said, a couple of things right off.
1) clean the figure better. I can see on the ankles where you cut it from the sprue. That should be trimmed away and filed/sanded down smooth.
2) there appears to be a lot of the same color throughout the figure. I would recommend a contrasting color to the yellow-brown skin. Maybe a green or purple to get a better contrast. I think the red is too close to the brown to be a good contrast.
3) the metallics could use some more depth. A wash of blue, purple and green ink will help with that and add depth to the metallics.
All that aside, it is a good looking figure and more than suitable for table top play/use. But if you are wanting to get better and improve more, I have listed a few things to think about.
So like I said/asked, it kinda depends on what you want to accomplish.
I wonder if it is for playing with or for painting competition.
The picture is not helping. It is a little dark and some of the details are not as clear as they could be.
That being said, a couple of things right off.
1) clean the figure better. I can see on the ankles where you cut it from the sprue. That should be trimmed away and filed/sanded down smooth.
2) there appears to be a lot of the same color throughout the figure. I would recommend a contrasting color to the yellow-brown skin. Maybe a green or purple to get a better contrast. I think the red is too close to the brown to be a good contrast.
3) the metallics could use some more depth. A wash of blue, purple and green ink will help with that and add depth to the metallics.
All that aside, it is a good looking figure and more than suitable for table top play/use. But if you are wanting to get better and improve more, I have listed a few things to think about.
So like I said/asked, it kinda depends on what you want to accomplish.
freakinacage
Well-known member
not bad. i think your photo is letting it down
