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Test Kroxigor

Discussion in 'Painting and Converting' started by Ghkvrf, Feb 7, 2011.

  1. Ghkvrf
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    First painting post!

    My first Kroxigor in a long time - may do a whole army in these colours, not sure yet. Thought I'd go for a realistic scheme, seeing as how they're probably created from crocodilians. Thoughts?

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  2. novatomato
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    Nice, I like the colour scheme as I also see the Kroxigors as crocodilians and this fella looks a lot like a Caiman
     
  3. Arli
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    Very nice! Tell me you used a digital camera to get that picture. The quality is amazing. I can never get mine to that level (usually on my phone, unfortunately).
     
  4. strewart
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    Wow thats really cool! I toyed with the idea of a crocodile scheme for them, but decided I wouldn't be able to find the correct muted colours. You have done it well, and it looks great on the kroxigor.
     
  5. Ghkvrf
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    Thanks for the comments guys:

    Arli - Yeah its a digital camera, and it took loads of messing to get those pictures - getting it to focus on the model rather than the wood grain on the table or the wires in the background was a pain!

    Strewart - It feels stupid for me to be giving advice to you, but for this is basically just Khemri brown with a pretty heavy wash of Devlan Mud (if anyone ever says there's no secret to painting, they're lying - its Devlan Mud!). Highlights were then just mixing Khemri Brown up to pure Bleached Bone (mostly on the belly, the skin is only barely highlighted).
     
  6. strewart
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    Haha don't think like that mate, I'm just another enthusiastic gamer who happens to post a lot when I should be working. Thanks for the details, devlan mud really is great isn't it. When I was considering doing it, I was thinking slightly less brown with a bit more of a green tinge, the colour is hard to describe which is why I thought it would be hard to paint. Like an Australian Salt Water Croc.
    The brown and bone looks very natural though, good work again. Are you oging to paint a whole unit like that?
     
  7. Ghkvrf
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    Aren't we all?

    But yeah, I know what you're saying with the saltwater croc, maybe mixing khemri with gretchin or camo green might work? Gryphonne sepia migh tbe a better wash as well for that colour.

    As for painting a whole unit, I'm not sure - I wasn't planning on it, but now I've painted this one up I quite want to, so I'll see.
     
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    that looks unreal. what colors did you use. also if you want a croc maybe mix in some catachen green in the final layers
     

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