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OD's SoB Prep Blog
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11-13-2014, 12:11 PM
(This post was last modified: 11-13-2014 11:06 PM by Old Dwarf.)
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RE: OD's SoB Prep Blog
11/13/14- Another morning here in depths of S.Jersey.
Thus the start of another painting session with todays subject regular (the Red & Black ones) Slashers. These guys don't look so friendly paint wise as the Terrors & their poses on the bases means their underside is going to be a bit of a challenge. So I'm going up to start. The first session I did the red parts-I think the hardest part of the Slashers is deciding which parts get which colors but I'm sticking to the adventure pics. Next I'll use War Paint Red Tone to set them up & hopefully shade out the crannies (Slashers have a lot of crannies). I did find their hunched up pose wasn't too bad to get to their underside. The regular Slashers are done ( they worked out quicker than I thought).I started the dry brushing with The Saloon Red from the SoB Hero set as I thought the GW Blood Red was a bit too bright. I found that the Saloon Red wasn't showing enough over the SoB Crimson Hand Red so I mixed in some Blood Red to get the effect I wanted. The 2nd highlight was The Orange from the SoB Monster Set ,followed by Cinder Yellow however I found Cinder Yellow a bit thin to dry brush with so I goosed it up with GW Sunshine Yellow. Basically a lot of dry brushing was required to get the figs. looking like their pics. I used a Primer/Paint Black Spray Base Coat so the Black parts were really done but for the raised black parts I went over in Ripper Nightmare Black. That in turn was dry brushed with GW Shadow Grey. I've found the War Paints in general are more subdued than GW's paints, which I like but sometimes for highlights the GW Paints brighter shades work best (otherwise you would need to mix the War Paint with White (or whatever) to get the shade you want. So next up the 3 alternative Swamp Slashers , basically a repeat just using Green & Brown in place of red & Black. I'm using Ripper Turf Green for the base with a green Tone Ink & highlight with Ripper Meadow Green ,I'll need a 3rd highlight but I'll have to experiment but probably GW Scorpion Green. The Brown parts I plan for War Paint Oak Brown with a monster Brown highlight. The Swamp Slashers now have their base coats of Green & Brown & have been Inked. So I just have the highlights to do, I'll do them tomorrow AM . Next up will be one of the Epic Monsters. Sighing like the night wind and sobbing like the rain,— Wailing for the lost one that comes not again: |
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