Coydt

Thanks all for the feedback. I like the use of green shade with red (or red with green). The test paint is certainly the way to go. Thanks again!

The weathering is impeccable. I like your color choice on the exterior hull. With the planking it looks just like the rippled underbelly of a baleen whale. Very cool!

I recall reading a suggestion about using complementary colors for shading (I think it was mentioned by the legend Glitterwolf) as opposed to going straight to brown or black. I like the effect of using red shading on my greenskin orcs. A couple of questions on this technique: 1. Will this work using a yellow shade on a blue cloak? Would you go to a brown as a source of darker tone to shade in this case? 2. Does this carry for shading light toned flesh? Would you use a blue/violet shade? Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

Very nice work! Fantastic choice to use the flowers on the flesh golem as a nod to "Frankenstein"!

Looks great! Fantastic diversity of plant life. The green on the stonework looks just like lichen on rock. Well done.

Nice collection of wraiths! What is the proper term for a group of wraiths anyway? A shade of wraiths, maybe?

Fantastic work! I agree on the skin, fantastic. The highlights on the hair are very nature, well done.

Nice color combination! The dried blood on the sword looks great.

Fantastic work. The candy cane teeth turned out great!

Beautiful work on the iris of the eye. Love the last pic! Very fearsome.

Really like the dog. The pattern of the fur on the face worked out very well!

Very nicely done!

Nice kitbashed "blaster fodder". Though for some reason I feel like he needs to be a red shirt (a little Star Trek reference).

You did a fantastic job painting the white!

A great beginning! This forum is great about giving helpful tips.

Very nice. Fantastic work on the gems!

Thank you! Got Covid just in time for my birthday so a quiet day of down time. All the best to you!

Excellent work on the scale pattern! It has a very natural look. Well done!

Outstanding work! So much to like about this. The foliage work is excellent! Thank you for sharing!

Hi, Just checked my model (not yet painted. Height to the top of the front shoulder is 2 cm. The tail curls around but if it was straight and the head looking straight forward it would be about 18 cm total.

I love your marble work! It is a beautiful contrast.

Fantastic! Perfect for Halloween season! Very creepy indeed! Great details too, the broken arm and broken doll on bookshelf. The faces are impeccable.

Very well done! The snow dusting of the back is a great effect.

Fantastic work! Nice freehand on the back shield armor.

Well done! Fantastic base.