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About Pennyfew
- Birthday 02/02/1971
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Portland, Maine
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Painting, philosophy, reading, role playing, Warhammer, Warmachine, Hordes,Mordheim, Talisman, game design, writing
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I love the Grenadier "Gold Line," and this is one of my favorite sculpts from that series. Your colors give him a good, Hobbitish look
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That base is impressive! Best use of water effects I have seen in a long time.
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Suitably disgusting
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Morning all (or at least it's morning here in Maine). I finally got around to painting a Mousling, and I might be hooked! This little fellow took less than an hour, not including his base, but I was pretty pleased with the results. I love his mildly-grumpy expression: this is one barkeep who doesn't want to hear about your problems. Thanks for looking!
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The wood grain on the staff is quite exquisite. The simplicity of the metal staff "head" contrasts very well with the brights colors. Very good choices!
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You make ugly look good ;-)
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77048 - Mocking Beast/Mimic -bones edition
Pennyfew replied to Tricksay's topic in Show Off: Painting
The glowing green "feet" looks very good. I like that you repeated the same tones in the the mouth. I definitely feel your pain concerning the tooth mold line. Ugh. What a pain to remove that one.- 13 replies
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I swear I have a spider just like that living in the window frame next to my painting station. Really well done! I bet if you took some pictures of these things on the floor or something you could pass them off as real and scare the jeebus out of people.
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I forgot that I have this little dude kicking around somewhere. Consider me inspired! Very nice work!
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Thanks Inarah (and everyone else). I never had the nerve to try oil painting minis, but some of those early oil-painted ones still inspire me. John Blanche's oil-painted miniatures, for example, are awe-inspiring.
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Hello gals and guys, it's been too long since I shared anything. I've become somewhat obsessed with the licensed Advanced Dungeons & Dragons miniatures produced by Grenadier Models from 1980-1982. These are usually referred to as the "Gold Line." I never had a true appreciation for these sculpts as a kid, but with 35 years in the hobby. I've finally started to come around. I'm thinking of collecting the entire line now! I'm amassing quite a little collection. I will post up more pictures as models are finished as long as there is any interest. I'm sure that these models are older than some of the regular users, and I don't want to bore anyone. Thanks for looking. Comments and questions are always welcome!
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Very nice use of color. The muted browns and grays really works well with these big fellas.
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Grenadier warlock ("Wizards" set #2001G, from 1980)
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The base is top notch! The skeleton might be a bit clean to have trudged through such a fetid swamp, but overall the effect is very good!
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