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Miniatures Adventure => Future Wars => Topic started by: ilnanonefasto on 26 September 2012, 10:57:23 PM
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Ok...
This is a TAU fleet I've painted with acrilyc and oil colors, both brush and airbrush.
(http://www.ilnanonefasto.it/minipainter_img/343988354.jpg) (http://www.ilnanonefasto.it/miniatura/264)
(http://www.ilnanonefasto.it/minipainter_img/343988368.jpg) (http://www.ilnanonefasto.it/miniatura/264)
(http://www.ilnanonefasto.it/minipainter_img/343988391.jpg) (http://www.ilnanonefasto.it/miniatura/264)
(http://www.ilnanonefasto.it/minipainter_img/343988533.jpg) (http://www.ilnanonefasto.it/miniatura/264)
(http://www.ilnanonefasto.it/minipainter_img/343988559.jpg) (http://www.ilnanonefasto.it/miniatura/264)
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Beautiful, thos color gradiants and small details.. and the shining cockpits :) I'm sure whoever plays with these models will enjoy it :)
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Things of beauty, no doubt about it.
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Incredibly beautiful! Just glowing. So bright and detailed, even at this tiny scale.
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....quite frankly, I've never seen anything painted that good in that scale... small pieces of art
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I thank you all! :)
Actually I've done a lot of gym with spaceships in small-scale Firestorm Armada, painted for the Sparten Games... unfortunately they are no longer paint them to me, because my style is too realistic (I have developed techniques for weathering this small scale), and their interior paint studio has no one able to paint with the same skill.
I know, it's absurd, but the problem is that I have "too advanced skill"... o__O
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hehe well sometimes the case can be that. I know people who have been turned out from a job interview because of being too well educated or just too good, no matter if the person was willing to take the job and lower salary :)
But for a good talent there's always demand I'm sure. I just visited your web-site and that forge world bio titan is also amazing..
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hehe well sometimes the case can be that. I know people who have been turned out from a job interview because of being too well educated or just too good, no matter if the person was willing to take the job and lower salary :)
is a hard truth my friend :)
But now stop with sad thing, we return to talk of modelling, is better ;)
But for a good talent there's always demand I'm sure. I just visited your web-site and that forge world bio titan is also amazing..
ohhhh.... My pet! Bio titan :D
I've made a tutorial for it, butis in italian... I must translate...
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:)
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Stunning!
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the real difficulty in achieving them, was the assembly, and cleaning. Forge World kits are not clean and precise even in pairs. And I omit to talk of the deformation of components... Terrible...
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Wow! Amazing!
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Obviously, you soldiered on to stunning work, though, as I've never won, nor ever will, a painting medal, you may take my praise less valuable. ;)
First opening the post had me staring a good long while. Disappointing I shall never see in person, on the table...
Doug
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Obviously, you soldiered on to stunning work, though, as I've never won, nor ever will, a painting medal, you may take my praise less valuable. ;)
First opening the post had me staring a good long while. Disappointing I shall never see in person, on the table...
Doug
Often a model well photographed is more beautiful than seen live.
Too often many of my colleague painters rely heavily on Photoshop ( :-[ :-X :-[) ... I do not, I photograph closely and without tricks, you will always see models of my strengths and weaknesses.
So I assure you that live are very beautiful :)
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:o very fine art !
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Just amazing!
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So how do the Tau play in Battlefleet Gothic?
In 40K they get hurt in close combat but do great in shooting. I have only played BFG a couple times but I remember it being a more shooting oriented game than 40K
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Stunning!
Brilliant work of art! :o
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They are beautiful mate. :-*
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As others have said already, these are simply AMAZING! The blends are really something special at that scale and the detail work is top notch.
I'd like to make a general comment on the use of oil based paints as well. It's something you tend to see more with miniature hobbyistthan with wargamers [there are a few factors that contribute to this that range from drying times to marketing]. That said, I think this is a perfect example of the increased depth and richness of tone that oils can lend to a project.
Well done!
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As others have said already, these are simply AMAZING! The blends are really something special at that scale and the detail work is top notch.
I'd like to make a general comment on the use of oil based paints as well. It's something you tend to see more with miniature hobbyistthan with wargamers [there are a few factors that contribute to this that range from drying times to marketing]. That said, I think this is a perfect example of the increased depth and richness of tone that oils can lend to a project.
Well done!
Yes, your comment are correct, oil paints join with pogments powders are great add to made amazing paint jobs.