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Miniatures Adventure => Post-Apocalyptic Tales => Topic started by: stone-cold-lead on 17 August 2015, 11:04:58 AM
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Hasslefree certainly seems popular with my clients! I've painted some of these models previously and the colour schemes on these are similar to those earlier paint jobs but I've tried to change them up a little here and there.
(http://stonecoldlead.webs.com/photos/hf%20girls%20with%20guns%20small.JPG)
(http://stonecoldlead.webs.com/photos/hf%20thugs%20montage.JPG)
(http://stonecoldlead.webs.com/photos/hf%20survivalists%20montage.JPG)
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Sumptuous.
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Awesome 8)
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Great paintjobs on some great models.
The lumberjack shirt pattern is pretty sick.
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Usual stunning work fella. I'm just off to snap all my brushes in half...
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Great job, they look fantastic.
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The pics aren't showing up for me, and based on the comments so far that makes me sad.
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The pics aren't showing up for me, and based on the comments so far that makes me sad.
Try my website, blog or Facebook instead. Links all in my sig. :)
Thanks for the comments everyone.
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What are the bases ?
Stunning painting as always.
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Superb! As everything you touch with a brush!
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What are the bases ?
Stunning painting as always.
Outlaw Miniatures. They were a new one on me. They're just plain bases though as I made the tops up.
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The faded/washed out look of the plaid is beautiful. How did you manage? It looks like ages of tear inducing blending. Great work.
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That's some of your best work Simon! :-* :-* :-*
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Wow, nice work there!
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You can't go wrong with Hasslefree figures.
Lovely brushwork.
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And this is why I sometimes want to throw my entire set of brushes into the river.
My god man, the plaid shirt! Beautiful!
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The faded/washed out look of the plaid is beautiful. How did you manage? It looks like ages of tear inducing blending. Great work.
It wasn't too much of a big job really. Thankfully it was just the sleeves otherwise it would have taken a lot longer.
I can't remember what shade of blue I used now (could have been Vallejo Heavy Blue or Coat d'Arms Fester Blue) but I certainly would have added a bit of VMC US Olive Drab to mute it. That was just painted over the whole area and I think I used a little VMC Medium Grey to give it a couple of quick layers of highlight. No point in highlighting too much as the pattern obliterates it anyway. I then mixed some of the muted blue into either more Medium Grey or VMC German Camo Beige WWII and used that to add the lighter vertical stripes, then I did the horizontal stripes. Then a slightly lighter mix was used to paint in the squares where the stripes intersect. I used GW Zamesi Desert for the thin lines that run through the middle of the stripes and added a lighter dot where they intersect.
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Oh my, as good as always!
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Brilliant! I love your painting style! :-*
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Those are gorgeously painted, well done!
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Wowsers :o
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Drool...
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Excellent work as always... Nobody's commented on those rather interesting bases yet - can't say as I recall ever seeing ones with that shape! Fancy aftermarket bases, I suppose?
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Zowie!
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blimey.
if you'd told me a larger scale, both due to the sculpting and painting I'd have believed you.
Strikes me that such amazinbg brush-work really allows one to see properly the excellence of today's premier sculpting.
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That is all.
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And this is why I sometimes want to throw my entire set of brushes into the river.
My god man, the plaid shirt! Beautiful!
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:o :o :o