Blog Ndege's painting and conversion lab - Nuff said!

[Crowsfoot]

@tom ndege get yourself a flockbox next and then you can start making self adhesive tufts, I have one and it's really good.

 

[tom ndege]

@tom ndege get yourself a flockbox next and then you can start making self adhesive tufts, I have one and it's really good.

Excellent idea!

 

[tom ndege]

Hast tto try it out... here the plan was to simulate a mixture of jungle foliage and lawn like grass around the shrine... think it works quite well... especially if considering the prize for this flock... I think combined with the army painter tiffs and my other materials it'll make some nice bases... just need to find some more white glue...

 

[tom ndege]

Did some work on the stele... plants are ready to be applied... the wash turned out way too dark, though... means I will have to do two sessions of drybrushing before adding plants and flock...



Skink priest for size comparison...
Will add some blood for the snakegod on the altar as very last step ... just to mention that...

 

[NIGHTBRINGER]

Looking good!!!

Are you going to apply a wash to the plants?

 

[tom ndege]

Yes, I think so... When they are placed on the base I'll wash them... biel tan green followed by nuln oil or agrax is the plan...

 

[Jorgik]

WOW really good looking! Love scenery

 

[Warden]

Dang that is a shocking transformation. I can't say I was sure how those lego-ish pieces were going to turn out...

BUT IT WORKED!

Your paint job was spot on. Looks exactly like a true Lizardmen ruin should, even without the extra foliage pieces added yet.

 

[tom ndege]

Thanks, man! At least one thing that worked out well for me in these days...

 

[tom ndege]

Here is what drew my attention away from painting the last week... drawing this:

 

[Bowser]

Beautiful design! For your own backyard?

 

[tom ndege]

No. It's for college... garden design and vegetation technology... deadline is Monday morning... kept me really busy, cause of a lack of background information... usually they tell us something about the garden to build on... like childfriendly or for elder people... stuff like that. This time they gave us a plain square and told us where the entrance would be... so all my own ideas this time!

 

[tom ndege]

Now the fun part of the game!

COLORS!

 

[Warden]

beautiful work!

 

[tom ndege]

Thanks

 

[tom ndege]

Had some time to continue on my @woogity colosus... pictures of the first finished guy will follow tomorrow!

 

[NIGHTBRINGER]

Had some time to continue on my @woogity colosus... pictures of the first finished guy will follow tomorrow!

Can't wait to see it. Those are lovely models!

 

[tom ndege]

Tomorrow! I promise, tomorrow I'll post a picture of the first finished guy...

Today it's another whip cause I messed it up with the washes again... the head of his weapon became way too dark and shaggy... I'm about to fix that... just need to redo some of the silver and the golden spikes... and will have to highlight the claws, obviously... take a look...

I have to admit, that the backside of him didn't change to much since the last post he was mentioned in...
Here a shot of all three of them... I like how the brown scales are turning out...

So just leave some c&c, tips, advice and so on...
Edit: I also have to admit, that these pictures are not the best in quality... better ones of the finished guy... I promise!

 

[NIGHTBRINGER]

So cool! Such a great use of a natural colour palette.

 

[tom ndege]

Thanks! Glad you like it!