lstormhammer

Necro'ing this thread, but a quick [search engine of your choice] for 'nail art jewels' will give you tons of tiny rivet options for really cheap.

Thanks. I have a small back catalogue of unfinished bases. That one was XPS foam for the boulders, some scatter sand for gravel, with a few pebbles in and around. Glued down with the classic Black Magic craft tinted Mod Podge, airbrushed white, GW's Pylar Glacier to finish.

Thanks, it was completely accidental. I primed black, zenethal highlight, messed up air pressure on the white and got speckles. The blade is white primer, AP's speed paint 'zealot yellow' dummied down 3:1 with AP Speedpaint Medium, brushed from base to tip in one smooth motion for both sides.

lstormhammer? Where've you been? In a bottle, not one filled with paint. (I'm better, now) So yeah, it's Stern, painted as a Paladin, on a quckie ice base. I'm pretty happy with it. Cold start to snapped pics in about 2 hours. I did some NMM effects on the plate armor, used AP Speed Paint and then drybrushed a warm white for the glowing gold sword, then cheaped out and threw some gold metallics on the sword itself. The base is some odds and ends attached to a Wizkids base, Stern got a pin in his ankle to secure him into the rocks he's standing on, then everything got some Vallejo matte varnish to finish. C+C is always accepted, I'm trying to go through my absolutely Herculean amount of backlogged plastic miniatures, so hopefully we'll see more of this. Oh, and let's not forget to tag his namesake in, @Stern Kestrelmann

Thank you for the well wishes. Everyone stay safe out there.

I'm *trying* not to be a creature of legend becoming myth. --LSH

Thank you, all. --LSH

I happen to live near a Tap Plastics, and I got a boatload of 25mm disks from them on the cheap. --LSH

Hey, folks. Sorry if this was answered elseforum, just came to mind as I was standing in the LGS. In regards to shipping the KS backers their copies of the minis from all the levels, are those going to be thrown into a box and sent, or packaged up with a blister ack and sent out? I would think it easier to 'dump them in a box, slap a stamp on the box'. Less materal needed, etc. I mean, the plastic models are very durable, so why the heck not? I'm not going to turn my nose up if a box of unpackaged plastic arrived at my doorstep... All apologies for typing and grammar errors, I'm literally standing in the LGS getting a weird look from the store owner banging this idea out on an old 'Smart' (senile, at this point) phone... --LSH

I've moved since the last time Reaper sent something to me. Unfortunatly, the postal carrier I now have is the laziest bastarge in existance. If the box is too big to fit the rediculously tiny mail box, he stamps it 'undeliverable' and goes on his way. Had more than one shipment of Blue Bottle Coffee lost because of it... --LSH

Sidenote: Did slap a drybrushing of OD mixed with a bit more yellow and it does look a lot better. Sorry I didn't reply earlier, was pretty tired when I saw your responce. Thanks for the CnC! --LSH.

Yeah, always has been a weak point for me. That particular one is superglue'd sand from Michael's craft store, spray painted along with the rest of the model. I'll get there, just need practice... --LSH

Here's another one banged out today. Been on my shelf of shame for a few years now. I need to work on the picture taking. The model is pretty good, but with that high a resolution, the skull face looks bad. I thought to cut a step and try and paint white directly over the black. My bad... practice-practice-practice. I used to be better, honest! --LSH

I know, right?! But seriously, been making an effort to getting paint jobs to the level of 'Completed'. Dare I say- 'show off-able'. Also; Living In The Future moment, relying on my phone in a coffeeshop. I would have crashed my flying car, anyways... --LSH.