Exiles BB WIP log

exilesjjb

Member

• Mar 30, 2013

• #1

I am working on this huge Orc BB team for a client and thought it would be fun to share on here too

this is some of the team I have a shot of the complete team to be painted somewhere but will track that down later.
I ahve painted the first batch up to the last few details, these along with numbers and base's will be completed at the end all together to make sure the team is all the same.

 

Harry

Moderator

• Mar 30, 2013

• #2

That is a big team. Off to a good start.
When posting photos could you tell us where the minis are fom as I don't recognise some of those.
Thanks

 

exilesjjb

Member

• Mar 30, 2013

• #3

would do if I could remember I will look back through my emails as the client had them shipped straight to me from europe (I think)
Alot of the stoff is old GW from his own collection

edit:
http://www.gaspez-arts.com/
from this company

 

Orlygg

Member

• Mar 30, 2013

• #4

Very impressive whites, would you mind sharing the recipe and technique?

 

Thantsants

Member

• Mar 30, 2013

• #5

Certainly an eclectic collection of minis - I've been tempted by some of those Gaspez Arts minis before

 

exilesjjb

Member

• Mar 30, 2013

• #6

Orlygg":3mp4qfuu said:

Very impressive whites, would you mind sharing the recipe and technique?

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I work off a black undercoat, base for the white is a light gray, the white you thin down and add in a few layers lastly I used devlen mud wash at the edges. I will try to take a few photos with the next lot.

 

exilesjjb

Member

• Apr 3, 2013

• #7

I have tried to cut down the picture size a little the camera has killed alot of the highlights I may have to dig out my light tent again
working on the second Batch of figures one old GW sculpt (kicker) and an Orc and Goblin from Gaspez Arts

will try and take SBS of the white armour

 

exilesjjb

Member

• Apr 5, 2013

• #8

as promised SBS of the white 1. Grey over black undercoat (leave black in crease's) 2. thin your white and paint over grey 2. A second layer of thin white (use a third if its still not smooth enough) 3. I used a wash of devlin mud over the bolts/rivets

 

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exilesjjb

Member

• Apr 5, 2013

• #9

the figures are completed up to the last details and base's

 

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