Games Workshop Carnosaur

[JackMann]

Finished a model for another contest.  I've seen my competition, and I'm pretty sure I'm not gonna win.  Still pretty happy with how it turned out, though.

 

 

 

 

The large plants are all from aquarium furniture, given a little drybrushing, and glued in.

[Pingo]

Oh, it's beautiful. A nice use of turquoises and gold.

 

I like the use of aquarium plants. I think possibly the ground they are growing from could have used a bit more attention.

[redambrosia]

The dino is beautiful  but I agree with Pingo, the ground is lackluster. Maybe some mud looking effect with dino prints and the plants growing out of it.

[zoroaster100]

Love the scales on the dino.

[catdancer]

A quote from a movie that I really enjoy...over and over again...(Kelly's Heroes)..." Stop with the negative vibes...think positive! "

[Kangaroorex]

One of my biggest gripes on a lot of judging: you want an extra 10 points? Take the pic on a good background or a better base. The mini is not changed but the score is better.

 

This is terrific. The color highlighting could use some more pop but that could be the light too. The color choice is marvelous and the underbelly of the lizard really looks like that "soft leather" skin like a snake.

 

And +10 for the reuse of aquarium parts. I have more of this stuff lying around from my fish keeping days. And any reuse is a great idea!

[JackMann]

I was a bit limited on basing material because I was making it in store.  That meant I couldn't really use the flocking and stuff I normally use for basing, since it tends to make a godawful mess.  When I get it back, I intend to add a bit, and maybe use some weathering powders as well to give a bit more variation on the ground.

[dsmiles]

Looks nice. Not particularly a fan of "a lizard on a throne on a lizard," but the paint job looks really nice. If only that lizardman was actually riding the dinosaur...

[tiniest rhombus]

Beautiful paint job.

[SamuraiJack]

gorgeous work..

[smokingwreckage]

Lovely work! I would like to see it after you've had a chance to layer the plants a bit, with understorey, etc.