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Miniatures Adventure => Medieval Adventures => Topic started by: Orctrader on 02 April 2010, 06:40:27 PM
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(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v509/orctrader/HF/CChildren.jpg)
Hasslefree "Medieval Kids" on a 40mm square base. (I'm rather pleased how these turned out. :) )
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You should be! Very beautiful!
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(I'm rather pleased how these turned out. :) )
Rightly. Lovely work. I don't think that people realise from photos how tiny these models are.
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Really quite wonderful
congratulations
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Great work. I always wonder about how people paint multiple minis on one base. I assume you don't base them and THEN paint them, because how would you get into all the nooks? So I guess you paint thm individually first, then glue them to thse base, and then do the basework, right? Do you use a mask on the figures when you do the basework?
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This is a big statement but I think these are your best work so far. They are absolutely superb. Bloody titchy tiny things too.
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Lovely!
Always enjoy it when you post shots of your work!
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perfect!!
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Very nice work, Orctrader 8)
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BEAUTIFUL.
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Beautiful brushwork OT on the children.
Helen
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Beautiful miniatures! And I know how small these kids are. Outstanding work! :-*
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Superb!! Wonderful colours.. :o
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WOW, thanks guys.
...I think these are your best work so far...
Thanks. :)
Great work. I always wonder about how people paint multiple minis on one base. I assume you don't base them and THEN paint them, because how would you get into all the nooks? So I guess you paint thm individually first, then glue them to thse base, and then do the basework, right? Do you use a mask on the figures when you do the basework?
These were a big departure for me as I always complete the base before painting the figure. Then just add the static grass or other greenery after varnishing the figure.
So with these, completed figures were then based. I found it very, very fiddly. lol Didn't mask anything. Just very careful.
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Your figures are always top notch Orctrader, but this really takes them into a new league. Superb work.
I am always fascinated by basing, so it would be very much appreciated to know how you got that excellent texture and the colours you used.
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That is a really nice base of figures. Very nicely painted. Clean, crisp yet smooth at the same time. They reminded me of the little animal characters from the Disney animated film of Robin Hood. (The little rabbit...Skippy, his 2 sisters and Toby the turtle.) Thanks for sharing.
Regards,
Hitman
8)
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That´s the tip of the top in painting minis, I guess. I admire this work.
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Thanks. :)
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I am always fascinated by basing, so it would be very much appreciated to know how you got that excellent texture and the colours you used.
Texture: My standard basing mix. Polyfilla, water and sharp sand. Built up in layers. (I keep it mixed in a jar.) The Rocks at the back of the base - just greenstuff.
Colours used: Light sand - lot of yellow in it. Minipaints. Washed with cheap acrylic paint dark brown. Drybrushed the sand clour, then Ivory. I allow everything to completely dry. The wash, for example. I will do that at the end of a painting session so the base is not touched until the following day.
Static grass applied last.
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Many thanks. I've not heard of the MiniPaint range before. Tried Google to find the light sand without any luck.
Pat
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amazing. nothing more to say. superb!
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They look like the young kings and queens of Narnia. Great paint job.
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Thanks for commenting. :)
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WOW
outstandingly amazing
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amazingly outatanding
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That really is outstanding brushwork!