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Miniatures Adventure => Future Wars => Topic started by: warburton on October 13, 2014, 12:20:00 PM
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Let me know what you think. :)
(https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3933/15525491175_8de491c34e_o.jpg)
(https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3951/15522314411_dda21013bf_o.jpg)
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The high contrast highlights and the blacklining between colour areas is everything I want to see in a painted miniature. Fantastic!
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I think he looks just as he should : awesome!
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Thanks for the comments. :)
The high contrast highlights and the blacklining between colour areas is everything I want to see in a painted miniature. Fantastic!
I painted him based on Kevin Dallimore's tutorial in his book - so very much my attempt at the "Foundry style". I enjoyed it and learnt some things too.
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Looks great.
I've been thinking of doing the exact same thing. Did you use all the same colors as in the tutorial?
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I think that looks rather bloody good :D
cheers
James
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That is rather nice, that is.
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Thanks :)
Looks great.
I've been thinking of doing the exact same thing. Did you use all the same colors as in the tutorial?
The blue is the same but the rest are GW paints as that's what I had. It was more about the technique but I did try to match the colours as closely as possible.
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He do look great! But I really think you should use 5 minutes to touch up the pouches on his back. There is some blue paint on the greens.
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a glorious looking judge dredd, fantastic job
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Really cool. I'm using a similar painting technic (powerfull contrats + black lining) I didn't know someone made a book about this style) on my superheroes miniatures, and I think you did a really good job !
This technic is interesting because the mini stays nice to look no matter the light, and no matter how far you are from it. It's still very "read-able".
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Top. Job :-*
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He looks great, really vibrant and comic book MC1 looking.
I agree with Jonas, five more minutes to tidy those pouches would be well worth it :)
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Thanks for all of the comments :)
He do look great! But I really think you should use 5 minutes to touch up the pouches on his back. There is some blue paint on the greens.
Thank you; I did not notice that somehow. I will touch it up later this week when I get a chance. :)
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It is a common mistake. I do it myself all the time :D
I look forward to see more 2000AD models.
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I do have a few more. I enjoyed painting Dredd so I will paint them up, probably as an interlude in my current project to keep from burning out.
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Thanks!