Sign in to follow this
Followers
0
-
Recently Browsing 0 members
No registered users viewing this page.
-
Similar Content
-
By Geoff Davis
Hi everyone, sorry I haven't posted in a while. I mostly post on the Reaper Facebook Page and Twitter now. I still check out everything on the "Show off" every day, though!
Here is my most recent tartan project. This is Aeslin sculpted by Sandra Garrity. My customer is a fan of the show (and books) Outlander and this figure was chose specifically for it's potential for painting a tartan. The tartan that was picked is the Wilson Ancient Hunting Tartan. It has these very thin quadruple orange lines that give it a very interesting blue/green/orange colour shift look. I was only able to fit in three of the thin lines, but it was enough to give the cool effect.
-
By SGHawkins09
This in The Girl from Bombshell Miniatures and was one of my entries in the Painter's category at ReaperCon. I started painting her a couple of years ago, mainly to test the peachy color of the cloth. I decided to quickly finish her for ReaperCon as I wanted to have a Bombshell entry. She was not the figure chosen for judging in the main contest but she did receive a silver medal (dog tag) in Bombshell's manufacturer awards.
-
By Rigel
Forgot to post this fellow earlier!
The Pathfinder line Plague Doctor, a pretty direct riff on Doctor Schnabel von Köln. Skinny and unheimlich, with a vial of GLOWING FLUID. Is it a cure? Plague tincture? Reanimation serum? Acid? Phosphorus? Depends on the game.
Orrrr...maybe the luminous tonic is a Hyde Formula?
(Guest appearance by Clay Golem as Mister Hyde.)
You know who benefits from the chaos of a pestilential epidemic? No, besides Father Nurgle? Thieves! Thieves with robust constitutions and/or amulets of health.
Here's my take on Daschelle, 44009, the September mini inspired by Kurff the Swift.
-
By Inarah
This is the Bones version. I used her for an experiment with Contrast paints. I think it worked ok, but the softer detail gave a less desired effect -- at least on the armor. I had to go over that again with an ink wash. The red came out very bright. Maybe I could have gone over that with ink, too, but I liked the vivid contrast. She is a vampire, after all. I drybrushed a little silver metal for highlights on her armor, looks good in hand, but the flash caught it and it looks like white spots in the pic.
-
By Inarah
Picked this guy up at a paint and take somewhere. He was primed black and this is as far as I got without my glasses.
Fiddled around with him some more recently. Experimented with some Contrast paints and various glazes. Calling it done.
-
-
Who's Online 12 Members, 0 Anonymous, 31 Guests (See full list)