Highbulp Billy
New member
Ok, so I thought that as I\'m approaching my Freakdom I\'d better prove that I\'ve been doing something other than hanging out in the forums all day every day. In fact, last week I managed a trip to London and finally got round to visiting Orc\'s Nest (excellent shop) where, after staring lovingly at walls filled with different minis, I eventually walked away with a nice selection of minis (after paying for them of course).
However, with painting time still being a major issue for me I decided to try something different and quick. I usually paint a mini by starting with dark base colours and slowly highlighting up. For this mini I decided to go the other way and basecoated it brighter and shade down with washes and glazes. Also, I limited the main part to just two paint colours (Bronzed Flesh and Terracota).
Also also, this was the first time I used paint additives (Tamiya \"thinner\" and \"clear\").
Still a bit rough and unbased but what think you as a start?
However, with painting time still being a major issue for me I decided to try something different and quick. I usually paint a mini by starting with dark base colours and slowly highlighting up. For this mini I decided to go the other way and basecoated it brighter and shade down with washes and glazes. Also, I limited the main part to just two paint colours (Bronzed Flesh and Terracota).
Also also, this was the first time I used paint additives (Tamiya \"thinner\" and \"clear\").
Still a bit rough and unbased but what think you as a start?