I have continued down my road of Warmaster and 10mm figures. I have commented previously, I do not have a 3d printer, even though I have been tempted in the past. I found myself without figures to paint for this project, yet I knew there were a few packs in the post. While waiting I did sit down and put brush to this little Vampire Lord on a Winged Nightmare.
I used a black primer with a dry brush of white before using speed paints to lay down the first coats of color. I then highlighted with acrylic reds, bone, German grey, and some silver. I added some pale blue and purple to the Lord for contrast. I enjoyed how he turned out at this scale. This is one of my Forest Dragon sculpts. He is quite large for the 10mm scene so I thought points wise it would be equivalent to a vehicle at 5 points. Sylvain can adjust if I over shot.
| Some ribs can be seen poking out |
| View of Skull on back of saddle for skull counting |
For this next submission I'll blame GregB as he suggested Mini Rat figures and to find them, I had to go to a UK printer. Now shipping and tariffs can make this prohibitive, but when I compared the discounts offered by MGSMiniatures Etsy the higher shipping was equal to what I pay for prints from manufacturers in the States. Production and shipping took no longer than in country purchases.
So, bulking up my Dogs of War force are Beorg Bearstruck and the Bearmen of Urslo. Once again amazed at the detail on these printed miniatures.
Here are the WHFB details of this unit from the DOW book if interested and I used as reference.
I went to work with my tried and true method of black primed and blotch painting. This is done inside out from skin to final details.
1st Warrior Flesh. 2nd Chain mail. 3rd Fur Brown. 4th Flat Earth. 5th Orange Brown. 6th Dark Sand. 7th Dark Vermilion. 8th Legendary Red. 9th Gold. Paints are Army Painter, Vallejo, P3.
The paw on the shield is embossed so I found not too bad to paint, just a steady hand needed. I did highlight the red paw and plume.
Some grey needed to set out the werebear leader |
Close up shows the skin blotch painting leaving the black to define features. Also, the tiny skull on the warrior's helmet on the left end. Counted 21 of the little buggers. |
More Great work
ReplyDeleteBravo Bruce! More excellent work!
ReplyDeleteAnd I'm always proud to be "blamed" for others diving further into projects/whole new projects/what-have-you. Cheers :) The brushwork is tremendous.