Here's a work-in-progress shot of my latest Brotherhood model. For some reason I've been enjoying painting them individually; hopefully I'll come to my senses and batch paint them soon.
For the record, these are table-top quality models, and as has been pointed out previously, I use an underutilized technique. That is, I dip my models in chocolate and roll them in poo. You've been warned!
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| I've found that taking pictures and giving them a go-over is a good way of finding faults you're missing at the painting station. I wasn't quite done with this model anyway, but I can already tell I need to blend the purplish-pink horns better. |
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| The skull on the horn needs a dividing tone of some sort. The horns become more obvious. Most of all, the face around the nose is no good at all. I can see a few random paint smears to clean up. All in all, not too much to do. |
7 comments:
I think it looks great. It's funny that your 'Work In Progress" with a paragraph of caveats is better than my finished and lacquered models.
Oh My God! Don't post that battle report. That was freakin' embarrassing. I can write about it right here.
I deployed.
You deployed.
I moved some models.
You kicked the crap out if me.
I tried to get back up.
You kicked me in the jimmy.
I said, "NO MAS."
The end.
But I would love to see it on your site so go for it.
Like the models! Your blending and highlighting is very good, even at close-in pictures. But I think I see a mold line on that lighting claw!
Carlos- THAT'S a batrep!
Did you convert those lightning claws? Or did they come in some kit?
Those are old metal term. claws.
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