Thursday, 14 March 2024

From Barks: More Descent monsters (35 points)

Some more figures for Descent which I pained with AP Speedpaints 2.0 over a white undercoat. First, three Carrion Drakes. These are plague-spreading scavengers of dead flesh. I liked the wing colour (Desolate Brown) which is a nice brown with a hint of green. The green (Charming Chartreuse) and the purple (Dusk Red) are fine, but they go together like an 80s cartoon toy-  which isn't the look I want here. Anyway, they're done and the pustules help pull them together.

Carrion Drakes

I used Forest Sprite for the Goblin Witchers' skin, and I'm really happy with it. The last thing I painted was the feathers, and it really made these figures pop.

Goblin Witchers

I may try and squeeze in a sneaky post before the Challenge concludes, but this should pull me over the line!

7x 28mm figures (35 points)

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From Millsy: These are really cool Barks! The lime green and rich red on the drakes is an unexpected but really effective combination. Having painted a pile of Death Gaurd I know how much effort can be involved in making something so wrong look right. Love the witchers too, I can see a ton of other uses for them in pulp, darkest (weird) Africa, etc. Cracking work mate!

22 comments:

  1. Very icky work here Barks! As you say, the pustules pull it together nicely!

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  2. Very effective color combinations.

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  3. Brilliant barks they are real cool minis painted to your normal standard, just brilliant

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  4. These look great, those carrion drakes are pretty disgusting, so are absolutely spot on!

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  5. Nice! I actually think the colours work very well, good job!

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    1. The original art shows a bright red, which was too strong.

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  6. "The pustules pull it together nicely" - things I read in the Painting Challenge :)

    Great work Barks.

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  7. Yeah, it's all about the pustules, baby. Great job on these nasties Barks!

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  8. Lovely and disgusting. The goblins look like they’ve got a song and dance routine under way.

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    1. They look so much better with paint on! The bases are too small for the figure.

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  10. Very nice work, I agree with Emjenic. The colors at least in the phot work very well together. I have yet to try the AP speedpaints but seeing these, I may have to give them a shot.

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    1. They're great where there is a lot of texture on the sculpt.

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