Brimstone painting - Printable Version

Brimstone painting - Printable Version

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Brimstone painting - skolo - 10-26-2014 10:39 AM

ok, got it so its time to paint.
its also very difficult as I just bought my first airbrush so its both pleasure and pain Watchmen02

ok, learning as I go so forgive me all you aibrush masters if it looks like crap Watchmen02

some photos from the work in progress. started with monsters

[Image: pic2284513_lg.jpg]

and some more photos from yesterday finished parts

main colors plus tongue, eyes and teeth here and there.
Goliath washed with teeth and eyes done.

basing will be done at the end

[Image: pic2284547_lg.jpg]

RE: Brimstone painting - Old Dwarf - 10-26-2014 12:17 PM

The Air Brush looks right on ,nice even finish, good job. I'll be just hand brushing away so I can
see where you saved a ton of time .

I always love how miniatures really pop with the shading & highlights are done.

OD

RE: Brimstone painting - Odie - 10-26-2014 05:24 PM

Nice work. I've wanted an airbrush for years, but at this point I'll be lucky to find time to even hand paint the SOBS minis...assuming they ever get here.

RE: Brimstone painting - skolo - 10-26-2014 07:21 PM

Odie, why is that?
wait for it, they are coming Watchmen02

RE: Brimstone painting - Odie - 10-26-2014 08:25 PM

(10-26-2014 07:21 PM)skolo Wrote: Odie, why is that?
wait for it, they are coming

Why won't I have time? Because of work and family. I've painted less over the past two years since we had our first child than I have any time over the previous 20+ years when I started the hobby.

RE: Brimstone painting - SpoKnight - 10-26-2014 08:53 PM

I just realized something...... Winter is coming. So the humidity will be high and, more importantly, the temperature will be low. This is most problematic with a spray painted primer coat. ... ... And to a lesser degree, it also affects airbrush and even brush on paint.

Why oh why couldn't all of my figures gotten here when they were supposed to? Zombie17

RE: Brimstone painting - skolo - 10-26-2014 08:57 PM

(10-26-2014 08:25 PM)Odie Wrote:
(10-26-2014 07:21 PM)skolo Wrote: Odie, why is that?
wait for it, they are coming

Why won't I have time? Because of work and family. I've painted less over the past two years since we had our first child than I have any time over the previous 20+ years when I started the hobby.

Odie, my son was born almost 3 years ago. Yes, its less time for painting and gaming, but when I look at my shelves I start thinking that actually I got twice as much stuff than before Insane20

I started wh40, bolt action, tons of KS`s.
...

anyway, I share your pain Watchmen02

so, my son was bathing when I finished some more figures Insane16

RE: Brimstone painting - Old Dwarf - 10-26-2014 09:11 PM

(10-26-2014 08:53 PM)SpoKnight Wrote: I just realized something...... Winter is coming. So the humidity will be high and, more importantly, the temperature will be low. This is most problematic with a spray painted primer coat. ... ... And to a lesser degree, it also affects airbrush and even brush on paint.

Why oh why couldn't all of my figures gotten here when they were supposed to?

I'm worried about the temp too, I spray can base coat &
do it in the depths of one of my cellars so that's why I
need to get the figs. assembled so I can base coat them
before it gets too cold down there.

OD

RE: Brimstone painting - samuraitrev - 10-28-2014 12:58 AM

They turned out great skolo thanks for sharing. They are fantastic sculpts too. I really like them.

RE: Brimstone painting - skolo - 10-28-2014 08:22 PM

ok, mold lines are visible but I didnt remove them.

here you go with the next phase of my work

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