DethStruck
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I've tinkered with miniature painting a bit over the past few years. I had only finished two and I just stripped them... but not before taking pictures of them. I plan on repainting them to see if any of the methods of painting I've read about will work better.
Actually I just looked over and seen a third that I finished. It wasn't a very detailed model and not many colors. I might strip it too.
The two models I just stripped are from the Reaper Learn to Paint Kit - Beginning Level Armor and Fur and I followed the instructions as written. The models looked okay but weren't anything to write home about. I would have rated them a 5. I'll be posting their before and after pictures in another post.
The third was Stone Spike from the D&D Chainmail series.
I have several WIPs: Eldricth Demon, Brother Vincent and Bones Bugbear Warrior. I'll also detail these in a future post.
I currently use all Reaper MSP paints and most of my miniatures are from Reaper also. I do have a few assorted D&D Chainmail minis and a box of Warhammer Ghouls.
Actually I just looked over and seen a third that I finished. It wasn't a very detailed model and not many colors. I might strip it too.
The two models I just stripped are from the Reaper Learn to Paint Kit - Beginning Level Armor and Fur and I followed the instructions as written. The models looked okay but weren't anything to write home about. I would have rated them a 5. I'll be posting their before and after pictures in another post.
The third was Stone Spike from the D&D Chainmail series.
I have several WIPs: Eldricth Demon, Brother Vincent and Bones Bugbear Warrior. I'll also detail these in a future post.
I currently use all Reaper MSP paints and most of my miniatures are from Reaper also. I do have a few assorted D&D Chainmail minis and a box of Warhammer Ghouls.
