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Miniatures Adventure => Colonial Adventures => Topic started by: HGB Paul on November 21, 2016, 07:31:49 PM
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Thought I'd show some pics of my newly painted Polar Bears. They come from Fenris Games.
Took a lot of trial and error to get the photo's to look anything like the paint jobs
(https://s5.postimg.org/k8z6nq3yf/Polar_Bears_2.jpg)
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Thought I'd show some pics of my newly painted Polar Bears. They come from Fenris Games.
Took a lot of trial and error to get the photo's to look anything like the paint jobs
(https://s5.postimg.org/k8z6nq3yf/Polar_Bears_2.jpg)
Those are nice. Fenris, you say?
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Great brushwork on some really nice sculpts.
Nice basing too.
:-* :-*
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Your bears are great.
Love them.
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The Whites your achived both on the polar bears and your other thread are very emotive.I for one will be looking out for more of your work.
Mark.
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Excellent, really lovely brushwork, you've captured the look perfectly. :-*
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Great looking stuff. I hope the exploration will continue.
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Love em, nice clean style :-*
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Very nice brushwork on some great bear sculpts :-* :-* More please.
LB
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That is lovely painting. I shall use those as inspiration when I get round to painting my polar bear for Ice Station Zebra.
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WOW!!!
Great painting - really well observed and realised colours and details.
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Brilliant! :-*
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Very nice 'dirty white' on those. Nice minis, too, shame I didn't know about them when putting in an order with Fenris just the other day...
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I echo the course about the quality of the paint jobs. But both bears do seem to have an insubstantial contact with the ground. If you built the snow on the bases it would be possible to fix that just by adding more snow.
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HGB Paul, strictly speaking those bears are not anatomically correct as polar bears, but your painting is just superb, CONGRATULATIONS!
And FifteensAway is right on them being "floating" over the snow... Bears are heavy animals, and should touch the ground as such.
(the Copplestone one is a "real" polar bear, BTW... I suggest you to add one of two of them to your polar family! ;) )
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(the Copplestone one is a "real" polar bear, BTW... I suggest you to add one of two of them to your polar family! ;) )
That's funny... I didn't think that at all; I thought it's face was more grizzly than polar and a head a little disproportionate..
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Its difficult to define what a polar bear should look like as they can vary Their body weight by upto 50% in a year.
So it's more a case of what stage of the year is the one you personally use to seeing .
Which helps define you ideal look for a polar bear figure.
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They look great !!
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Those look great! I think polar has been an underrepresented area for gaming. I've started some pulp minis for it. One of these days I'll kick that project back to the front of the line!
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The bear look great - I'm just wondering what rule set/game you are planning to use them for?
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The bears and the bases are terrific - but wouldn't it be better to paint the base edges white so they don't stand out so much?
These are going to look odd on snow terrain with that black ring round them.
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Amazing! I really think you hit the tone absolutely right.
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They look true to the real polar bears! Superb!
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Nice bears, but with snow flocking, it works best to put the snow on after you attach the mini to the base