Thantsants
Member
Great stuff - nice to see a Centaur on the pitch too!
Thanks very much for the great feedback.Ti Pouchon":28vc3ag3 said:Amazing! You've taken some uninspiring casts and made the mshine. My favourite is the Minotaur, very 'organic' looking, brilliant work! Also like the dual metal scheme on the CWs.
I'd appreciate a "how to" on those very nice bases.
Good tip! I'm going for something along the lines of my Uruk I painted last year. It had black -> tin bitz -> gun metal -> washes -> gun metal -> MOAR WASHES -> very light mithrilHarry":3m1uagto said:Go for your life.
May I recoemnd Tin bitz first under the dry brushed gun metal for a more battered, heavy iron look. (rather than the shiney steel of a knight)
H
Not true, mate. =) But thanks anyways!Harry":3ga2pwq9 said:I see you need no tips from me.
I'm getting there. Lack a few, but haven't gone into search frenzy. Don't even have a checklist for them yet. =D Lovely minis though! Since I don't game LOTR, I decided to borrow the reddish complexion of the movie Uruks and dial it up to 11 and calling them Red Orcs. Which are bigger and smarter than regular orcs, but not as ferocious as Black Orcs.Harry":3ga2pwq9 said:Jes Goodwin Uruk. Very Cool.
Do you have all of them?
Bugger! Bloomin' mould lines.Ti Pouchon":33v73t6b said:Just to put a nit-picky fly in Harry's ointment:
The Chaos Warrior with the ball between the helmet horns has a ginormous mould line on its left shoulder.
Neener neener.
We use essential cookies to make this site work, and optional cookies to enhance your experience.