B&W eye candy

[Lowtardog]

I saw a blog on the Cave Wars Yahoo grop that I moderate. It was for painting Cavemen. Whilst looking I found his Pulp Savage Worlds site. Now I am not sure if the gentleman is a member of the Lead adventure forum (if so please stand up) but the eye candy is great using B&W paint techniques

[Prof.Witchheimer]

Beautiful!!!

the image link didnt work, i've uploaded the pic to the forum

[Mo]

That is nice!

Does anybody produce a newstand like that?

Marc

[Operator5]

That newsstand was scratchbuilt. I know there is at least one terrain manufacturer that produces a newsstand, but I can't remember which one.

[Lowtardog]

I have asked for a tutorial as I must at least give it a bash. It says he used white, black and 6 shades of grey?

http://savageworldsarcadia.blogspot.com/



PS Thanks Prof I had trouble getting the photo to work :oops:

[theoldschool]

That newsstand was scratchbuilt. I know there is at least one terrain manufacturer that produces a newsstand, but I can't remember which one.

The news stand is from Steve Barber's Prohibition Wars range:

http://www.sbarber-models.clara.net/main.html

Pat

[Lowtardog]

Well Bu,,gger me  Steve used to game at our club, never thought about his Prohibition wars stuff...D`oh

[StevenK]

Coolness!
Excellent idea (i saw the same once in a WWII diorama)

[Grimm]

super !!!!!

[KeyanSark]

Beautiful!!!  :love:  

Until I read the whole post I thought it was a photoshop-treated pic!  

[Malamute]

The photo looks great.  However I think when you see the miniatures on a gaming table painted in black and white, it just doesn't work for me.

[PeteMurray]

It's very clever! I'm impressed with the painting technique.

[Evilcartoonist]

Howdy, all!
   That bit of B&W is my doing. The newsstand, hotdog wagon (and sidewalk) all are scratchbuilt. Someone over at the Yahoo Cavewars group requested a B&W painting tutorial; well, here it is!

http://carmensminiaturepainting.blogspot.com/ (you may have to scroll down if I've added something new to the blog by the time you see this message.)

For any prehistoric gamers out there, a caveman painting tutorial follows the B&W tutorial. I hope you enjoy!

Feel free to ask questions, by the way.

(Mr.) Carmen

[Lowtardog]

Thanks Mr. Carmen. It was I klowthian AKA Lowtardog.

this is greatly appreciated. One further question did you paint up black and white terrain to match

[Evilcartoonist]

The only terrain I did up is what you see in the picture. My group of friends aren't wargamers, so I haven't had a reason to do up some buildings and such....yet.