Bailey03
Well-known member
Looks great, BAM. I like all the weathering and texturing. Have you told us who the last one will be?
You mentioned the movement tray which is basically a display plinth and it got me thinking... it'd be neat to use that to convey some information about who these guys were fighting. Were they fighting an army, town guard, or regular villagers or monks? You could scatter around some equipment dropped during the battle. Or you could have some piles of loot they're carrying away. What about some dead bodies? Or maybe they've just returned home, so behind them is the shore and, if you're feeling ambitious, the prow of a viking boat.
I wouldn't spend a great deal of time on the movement tray, so I'm not suggesting you go overboard with it. But, what I am suggesting is do something with it to tell more of the story. It can be very subtle, just something to reward the viewer for looking closer. They're your figures and the story is yours, just something to think about as you wrap up the scene.
You mentioned the movement tray which is basically a display plinth and it got me thinking... it'd be neat to use that to convey some information about who these guys were fighting. Were they fighting an army, town guard, or regular villagers or monks? You could scatter around some equipment dropped during the battle. Or you could have some piles of loot they're carrying away. What about some dead bodies? Or maybe they've just returned home, so behind them is the shore and, if you're feeling ambitious, the prow of a viking boat.
I wouldn't spend a great deal of time on the movement tray, so I'm not suggesting you go overboard with it. But, what I am suggesting is do something with it to tell more of the story. It can be very subtle, just something to reward the viewer for looking closer. They're your figures and the story is yours, just something to think about as you wrap up the scene.