Otzi's army

Discussion in 'Painting and Converting' started by Otzi'mandias, Feb 8, 2016.

  1. Crowsfoot
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    Crowsfoot Guardian of Paints Staff Member

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    Again a wash will do wonders, at the moment your detail is hidden as the model is one colour without the contrast of a wash and then a highlight it just looks flat but that is fine as your at a stage were your learning and getting the basics right is the most important part of painting, even if you don't have a wash you can make one by watering down a brown paint but if you do this try it on something other than your model to get the consistency right before hand.

    But and I really do mean this great progress just take your time and enjoy.
     
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  2. n810
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    n810 First Spawning

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    undercoat with white, for brighter colors. ;)
     
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  3. tom ndege
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    tom ndege Well-Known Member

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    The models look cool so far, but your window board needs some painting! ;)

    Jokes aside: Listening to what crowsfoot and the others say and gain experience by trying things out find your way and earn more positive reply then you can handle! ;)
     
  4. Otzi'mandias
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    Otzi'mandias Well-Known Member

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    Well, I haven't got a null oil or Agrax earthshade. I am going to mix a brown with a bone colour and water it down a bit... it should work/look half-decent...
     
  5. Otzi'mandias
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    Otzi'mandias Well-Known Member

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    Hey guys. Its been a while, and I have been really, really busy. I bought myself a skink starpriest three days ago, and have painted it. I tried washing - it took forever to dry, so I gave up and have done really small stripes for the rainbow effect. What do you think?

    Oh yeah, I also bought nuln oil. Looking forward to trying it out on my stegadon soon! tmp_14327-DSC_00421051575294.JPG tmp_14327-DSC_0041126625160.JPG tmp_14327-DSC_00441807269220.JPG tmp_14327-DSC_00431366315565.JPG
     

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  6. Bowser
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    Bowser Third Spawning

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    Looks really cool! I like the vibrance of those rainbow feathers.
     
  7. Otzi'mandias
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    Otzi'mandias Well-Known Member

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    Thanks -I was kind of trying to duplicate the 'eavy metal models effects and I think this is my best painted (and most needed) model in my army to date!
    I was getting utterly trounced in the magic phase by my brothers Chaos Sorcerer Lord, mebbe this will help...
     
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  8. Acrocanth
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    Very nice feathers :)
     
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  9. Warden
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    Warden Tenth Spawning

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    Nice looking skink priest! Your colors certainly do evoke the GW painters color scheme.

    Long before I had my slann mage priest, I had a single lowly skink priest who the only magic user I had to help me defeat my brother's beastmen hordes. He did his job well, with a scaly grin, a few bolts of lightning, and many comets falling from the sky! I hope that this new priest helps you keep the hordes of chaos at bay!
     
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