What Minis Are You Painting?

You can go to Hell with your perfect white and yellow. Go straight to Hell.

Hahaha! Thin your paints!

This is the first time I've used the Lamenters Yellow Glaze and it makes Averland Sunset pop. Because that is all it was, undercoated Averland Sunset, one layer from the pot before the wash and then a few layers to cover up areas where the wash spilled over at the metal trim and recesses. Edge highlighted with Ushabti Bown. Then Lamenters Yellow Glaze after everything.

As far as the white, it's just Ulthuan Grey, though being a layer paint I did have to do about six layers, three before the washes and three after covering up the wash spillover. Edge highlighted with White Scar.

EDIT: It was also a challenge my buddy gave me when I was thinking about colors for the Warlord. He said that I've been painting muddy, dirty and grungy (Nurgle) and it was time to challenge myself and go bright, clean and clear.

My green stuff skills are not all that, but I combined a box of Space Wolves Wulfen and a set of Reivers and I’m pretty happy with the results.

I was able to pull from a big lot of unfinished Primaris Marines from the Dark Imperium set. Combined with Tooth and Nail and I think I’ve got a new army.

Here’s a close up of the Wolfen. They’re like a little army of Wolverines.

I'm concurrently doing a 5 board Wiz-War set for myself, and for a user here who inquired about a set of boards and walls, with a assorted random objects that they would like me to cast for them.

I figured as a bonus, I'd paint their set free of charge, since it doesn't take a lot of extra time to do while I am painting mine. I've remitted pics to that user as an update to the project, so I'll share the progress on the walls and floor here as well.

I'd love to do terrain again sometimes, they're so enjoyable. Sadly, space currently does not permit .

That Wiz-War set looks SO cool!!!

I love that Dr. Lao just once in a while kind of pops in here and drops in a professional level miniature job and a little painting advice involving 6 layers of paint and infinite patience to put it all in perspective.

Colorcrayons wrote: I'm concurrently doing a 5 board Wiz-War set for myself, and for a user here who inquired about a set of boards and walls, with a assorted random objects that they would like me to cast for them.

Man, that looks so great. I've looked at that Wiz War project page on Hirst Art's website about a hundred times, trying to muster the courage to embark on that project. But I've never cast or painted anything in my life, and it looks very daunting.

Really loving the Rogue Trader miniatures.

Finished up my first posse for Dracula’s America.

Repair question. HEROSCAPE samurai guys, snapped off at the foot/ankle. I glued these once, but they snapped again. Is there a better way to do this? Also, what kinds of little things can I do to get it to just stay together while glue dries? Or do I just team up with someone to put the glue on as I hold it?

jeb wrote: Repair question. HEROSCAPE samurai guys, snapped off at the foot/ankle. I glued these once, but they snapped again. Is there a better way to do this? Also, what kinds of little things can I do to get it to just stay together while glue dries? Or do I just team up with someone to put the glue on as I hold it?

Working on a set of classic D&D monsters. Not for a game, just for fun.

I've been looking for that beholder for forever. Sold out everywhere.