Hopefully i'll manage to get the scout squad finished before I go on holiday but time is running low. TTFN!
Here in my deep dark basement you will find examples of my dark craft, this will be sawing drilling and the spillage of fluids all in the name of art! I will be keeping a record of many finished, as well as many unfinished projects during my many forays into the miniature painting world. I will endeavour to post regular updates but don't hold your breath! So its time to dim lights and if your sitting comfortably we can get on with the show!
Sunday, 29 August 2010
Worktop WIP - just a quicky lol
Well I thought I could show what I've been up to this evening. Photos are a lil rough and ready as taken on my desk, as I couldn't be arsed popping up the light tent. Bit of luck i'll get the 'Jack primed in the morning (weather depending) and my two scouts finished with some proper photos taken of them.
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Loving your work on the Scythes, when you take a big squad photo could you contact me at the-scythes.com, would be great to add you too the Gallery with other enthusiasts about the blogsphere :)
ReplyDeleteWhat are you using for the fatigues to get that smooth cream finish?
Thanks for the comments and I'll definately look at sending so pics over when I do some proper full army shots. As for the fatigues this will have to be as best I can remember off the top of my head as I'm on holiday ATM.
ReplyDeleteBasecoat was GW Khemri brown then washed with GW Devlan Mud just to define the shadows.
Then highlight up through mixes of GW Khemri Brown/VMC Ivory getting lighter up to pure VMC Ivory, then a few GW Skull White sharp highlights.
Smoothness is just multiple thin coats, patience (which I have very little of lol) pays off.
Ahh.. nice, thanks for the recipe, actually have those colours on hand - very nice finish.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the holiday! :)