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Miniatures Adventure => Fantasy Adventures => Topic started by: vikotnik on May 22, 2007, 09:01:56 PM
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I really have enjoyed painting this Barrow-Wight but I still am not too satisfied about the verdigris on the brass/gold parts.
Vallejo produce a verdigris glaze, but this looks far too'minty' in my opinion, so I opted for a darker look. But it still does not seem right in my opinion:
(http://www.displacedminiatures.com/images/img.1179863683798.jpg)
Do You have any ideas/suggestions?
Many thanks in advance!
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Sorry, no ideas ....but.... :o
this is the best painted barrow white I have ever seen. This one really looks scary. Especially with its glowing eyes !
Awesome
Björn
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that looks awesome! great color play!
You could try it with a dark mixed Vallejo Green Blue
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I use a GW green Ink mix with brown but why? the figure si near perfekt :mrgreen:
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That.....is.....an............awsome................paint job :love:
That is one the best minis I have ever seen in 28 years of gaming. Great armour effect. Fantastic! I will probably never paint another mini after seeing your wight, Vikonik. Well...for at least the next 5 minutes.
TT.
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Indeed it's the better barrow wight I've ever seen... Even better than those from the 'eavy metal team.
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Many thanks for the nice comments!
:)
I already have repainted the verdigris parts of the wight and will post it together with the next one in a different thread.
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I achieved a far paler verdigris effect with good old enamels using a sky blue and mid green combination with a touch of white when I did this little lot a couple of years back
(http://i186.photobucket.com/albums/x200/sukhe_bator/Army%20of%20Anubis/ArmyofAnubis.jpg~original)
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There's a really good tutorial on painting verdigris in one of the issues of Wargames Painting & Modelling by Nathan Bultman.
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See the attached post - my Blog for details of how I painted verdigris.
Tony
http://dampfpanzerwagon.blogspot.com/2008/06/waylands-forge-birmingham.html