Adventurers

[postal]

very well done

[Furt]

Speechless ... well almost 

[Orgel]

 

I'm green with envy. And envy is the highest form of appreciation. Fantastic work.

Which collor you used to paint the Halflings clothes?

LG
die Orgel

[blackstone]

Amazing figure painting!! Bases are great too.. altogether stunning!!

[Funghy-Fipps]

Stunning work and great selection of miniatures!  I'm sure they'll give your equally superb Goblins something to think about...

[Bugsda]

 8)Lovely stuff Hagen and congratulations on the win 

[marrony]

Hubba Hubba....tremendous.

[bc99]

Wow, the more I see of the painters here, the more impressed I am. I'd love to get a guide some day of how our best painters take a mini, and go through, step by step, with topics about blending, skin tones, etc, etc.

Great stuff, and thanks!

[GregX999]

Wow, those are outstanding! The blending is SO nice! Just curious, what brand of paint did you use? I find it hard to get such smooth blending with certain brands but I don't know if it's the brand, or just me. Probably just me.

[abbot_amaury]

Thanks for all the nice compliments guys  !

Ps: how long does it take to paint a miniature to such a high standard?

Just out of interest, how long do you spend on each miniature?

Hmm, hard to tell - because I normally don't paint such a mini in one go: I start with the face, then go on with the shoes of another mini, switch to a completely different project just to come back to the first mini and paint the left hand...  not very effective. It feels that it takes ages to finish a single mini... And thats what I love about copplestone btw - not so much fiddly detail that costs even more time to get painted.

You came back with a "Boooom"

Baby-Pause 

Which collor you used to paint the Halflings clothes?

The halfling was the first mini of the bunch so I hardly remember. I think it was foundry drab (12A-C), foundry raw linen (30A-C) and foundry moss (29A-C) each with a little black added to get a darker shade.

Just curious, what brand of paint did you use?

Mostly Foundry and some GW (black, white, eurasian fleshtones). Imho Foundry are great for blending...

I'd love to get a guide some day of how our best painters take a mini, and go through, step by step, with topics about blending, skin tones, etc, etc.

There have been rumours about a new painting guide book coming soon that might contain exactly what you mention... 

Cheers,
Hagen

[Delaney]

Purely amazing!

[Doomsdave]

Those are amazing.  Particularly the African skin tone.  What recipe do you use for it? 

[mousy brown]

Very deserved winners of a recent painting comp elsewhere too !
Wonderful compilation of figures and simply beautiful brush work.

[abbot_amaury]

Those are amazing.  Particularly the African skin tone.  What recipe do you use for it? 

I used foundry dusky flesh shade (6A) as the base color, black to mix up the shades and gw bleached bone for the highlights.

Cheers,
Hagen

[abhorsen950]

Stunning work there