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Miniatures Adventure => Fantasy Adventures => Topic started by: abbot_amaury on 23 August 2010, 08:32:39 AM
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Hi there.
As the goblins (http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=21673.0) I recently posted need somebody to kick their ass - here is a bunch of adventurers ready to do this...
Cheers, Hagen
(https://up.picr.de/47595612wj.jpg)
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You're an amazingly talented painter! :o
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Rockin' !! The Mage is the Elf Mage from GW Mortheim, right? What Mini is the second from left?
And btw: Booobies ;)
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Wow, stunning paint jobs! The black skin tones are especially good.
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I am without words ;D :-*
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Thanks guys.
The manufacturers from left to right (I forgot to mention that again):
- hasslefree
- redbox games
- reaper
- foundry
- gw (@assi: yes, I think it's from the Mortheim range)
- copplestone
PS: regarding the mini scale the different manufacturers seem to work well together. That may be true for the minis in the above picture. But normally redbox and reaper won't fit together imho - redbox minis being smaller and reaper being quite big...
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Exсellent painting. :-*
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Wow, that's just amazingly nice paintjobs there! I'm not too keen on minis with their tits out, never saw the appeal - but they're at least incredibly well painted. Top marks!
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Holy *&%! those are some lovely skin tones there - beautiful work! :-*
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Amazing painting and great selection of miniatures! :-*
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Ok, that's officially top notch work! Really nice flesh tones not to mention the beautiful chainmail!
Well, still a bit of practise and I'm able to compete lol
Ps: how long does it take to paint a miniature to such a high standard?
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:o Stunning! :-* I don't think there's one part of that that isn't wonderful!
Just out of interest, how long do you spend on each miniature? I don't think I could paint that well and that cleanly in a year's worth of work...
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:o
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...and :-*
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You came back with a "Boooom"
Both, youre Goblins and Adventurers are extraordinary beautiful !
Cheers
Björn
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Those are really stunning. The skin tones are fantastic and the colors so deep. Fantastic brushwork there.
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very well done
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Speechless ... well almost :o
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I'm green with envy. And envy is the highest form of appreciation. Fantastic work.
Which collor you used to paint the Halflings clothes?
LG
die Orgel
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Amazing figure painting!! Bases are great too.. altogether stunning!!
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Stunning work and great selection of miniatures! I'm sure they'll give your equally superb Goblins something to think about...
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8)Lovely stuff Hagen and congratulations on the win :)
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Hubba Hubba....tremendous. :o
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Wow, the more I see of the painters here, the more impressed I am. I'd love to get a guide some day of how our best painters take a mini, and go through, step by step, with topics about blending, skin tones, etc, etc.
Great stuff, and thanks!
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Wow, those are outstanding! The blending is SO nice! Just curious, what brand of paint did you use? I find it hard to get such smooth blending with certain brands but I don't know if it's the brand, or just me. Probably just me. ;D
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Thanks for all the nice compliments guys 8)!
Ps: how long does it take to paint a miniature to such a high standard?
Just out of interest, how long do you spend on each miniature?
Hmm, hard to tell - because I normally don't paint such a mini in one go: I start with the face, then go on with the shoes of another mini, switch to a completely different project just to come back to the first mini and paint the left hand... ::) not very effective. It feels that it takes ages to finish a single mini... And thats what I love about copplestone btw - not so much fiddly detail that costs even more time to get painted.
You came back with a "Boooom"
Baby-Pause :)
Which collor you used to paint the Halflings clothes?
The halfling was the first mini of the bunch so I hardly remember. I think it was foundry drab (12A-C), foundry raw linen (30A-C) and foundry moss (29A-C) each with a little black added to get a darker shade.
Just curious, what brand of paint did you use?
Mostly Foundry and some GW (black, white, eurasian fleshtones). Imho Foundry are great for blending...
I'd love to get a guide some day of how our best painters take a mini, and go through, step by step, with topics about blending, skin tones, etc, etc.
There have been rumours about a new painting guide book coming soon that might contain exactly what you mention...
Cheers,
Hagen
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Purely amazing!
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Those are amazing. Particularly the African skin tone. What recipe do you use for it?
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Very deserved winners of a recent painting comp elsewhere too !
Wonderful compilation of figures and simply beautiful brush work.
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Those are amazing. Particularly the African skin tone. What recipe do you use for it?
I used foundry dusky flesh shade (6A) as the base color, black to mix up the shades and gw bleached bone for the highlights.
Cheers,
Hagen
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Stunning work there :-*
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hi
what make/scale are the gobbos?
ps NICE
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Thanks abbot_amaury! Its the perfect colour to paint the new Model i would like to paint. I will show it when its done ;). Thanks a lot!
LG
die Orgel
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...... [lost for words].......
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what make/scale are the gobbos?
You mean the gobbos from the other thread (http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=21673.0) I started? They are all from Hasslefree except the second from left in the top picture: that is from Redbox Games.
Cheers,
Hagen
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You mean the gobbos from the other thread (http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=21673.0) I started? They are all from Hasslefree except the second from left in the top picture: that is from Redbox Games.
Cheers,
Hagen
Diamond, I was talking about the ones on your site
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I used foundry dusky flesh shade (6A) as the base color, black to mix up the shades and gw bleached bone for the highlights.
Cheers,
Hagen
You're a good man. I shall be using this on a saucy voodoo priestess soon! >:D