Lone Lemming's WIP
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Lone Lemming
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Thanks gorb,
here is the warrior with helmet, too.
I based the helmet with VMC German Cam Black Brown, stippled VMA Burnt Umber and VMC Clear Orange.
Then heavily drybrushed mix of VMA Steel, VMA Burnt Umber and VMC Black, then lightly pure VMA Steel.
Finally lightly washed with Modelmates Yellow and Copper Rust.
Blutacked together:
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here is the warrior with helmet, too.
I based the helmet with VMC German Cam Black Brown, stippled VMA Burnt Umber and VMC Clear Orange.
Then heavily drybrushed mix of VMA Steel, VMA Burnt Umber and VMC Black, then lightly pure VMA Steel.
Finally lightly washed with Modelmates Yellow and Copper Rust.
Blutacked together:
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Dexter0015
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Nice Job! especially on the leather parts.
Lone Lemming
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Thanks guys!
Here are the finished Gloomhaven characters:
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Here are the finished Gloomhaven characters:
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Coyotebreaks
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i'll echo the above, really nice work on the bust. you have balanced the contrast perfectly on the fabrics. really nice textures throughout the piece.
Lone Lemming
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Thank you guys!
Welcome, I stole it, too
Saw it somewhere, asked, how it was done, tested it, first try is here. The only issue is the bottom edge, there could be reliefs (?), parts of the item that are raised from the surface, causing an unnatural collar there.
But it was too bright, had to shade and wash it some more, especially with the BurntUmberarkSeaBlue:Black mix.
The shield was shaded, too, became too black, had to repaint the colors, redraw the lines, shade and wash it again, still not 100% satisfied, but I think I am ready with the mini, only need to find some socket:
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Welcome, I stole it, too
Saw it somewhere, asked, how it was done, tested it, first try is here. The only issue is the bottom edge, there could be reliefs (?), parts of the item that are raised from the surface, causing an unnatural collar there.But it was too bright, had to shade and wash it some more, especially with the BurntUmber
arkSeaBlue:Black mix.The shield was shaded, too, became too black, had to repaint the colors, redraw the lines, shade and wash it again, still not 100% satisfied, but I think I am ready with the mini, only need to find some socket:
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Coyotebreaks
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really nice work. the toning and shading on shield has made it look real. cool stuff
Lone Lemming
New member
Thank you guys!
One week ago I was lucky enough to participate on a two days long workshop held by Marc Masclans.
We painted Égilon, practiced painting with basic colors (good practice is to mix the whole Vallejo range with them, didnot do it, however).
Left is mine, right is from Marc. TBH it did not look as good IRL as on the photo...
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Further we learned about lightings, texturing (skin, cloth, leather, hair), NMM.
And here is the end result, after day 2:
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Meh, need to adjust my photo settings...
One week ago I was lucky enough to participate on a two days long workshop held by Marc Masclans.
We painted Égilon, practiced painting with basic colors (good practice is to mix the whole Vallejo range with them
, didnot do it, however).Left is mine, right is from Marc. TBH it did not look as good IRL as on the photo...
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Further we learned about lightings, texturing (skin, cloth, leather, hair), NMM.
And here is the end result, after day 2:
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Meh, need to adjust my photo settings...
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Dexter0015
Member
Looks good enough to me! Great job.
Lone Lemming
New member
Hi all,
somewhere along the lines I lost my motivation to post, but here are some progress.
I built a static grass applicator, based on Luke Towan's description, using a 20kV generator. It was a bit too strong, using it on 12.5 kV (7.5V input).
I tested it with 6mm Noch yellow grass, and some local 2mm and 6mm grass:
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somewhere along the lines I lost my motivation to post, but here are some progress.
I built a static grass applicator, based on Luke Towan's description, using a 20kV generator. It was a bit too strong, using it on 12.5 kV (7.5V input).
I tested it with 6mm Noch yellow grass, and some local 2mm and 6mm grass:
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