Reaper Dragons don't share 2!!! Pic heavy! altenate miniatures

[Garomero]

Hey guys been away for a long while doing this amazing diorama! Dragons don't share 2! What an awesome time I had doing this the scenery is beautiful the dragon is majestic! I also decided to switch out the team in the box for a group of treasure seeking wizards and sorcerers. As always comments are wanted and appreciated!!! I Have taken many pics to capture every aspect of the model!

 

Edited July 11, 2016 by Garomero

[viking_hank]

fantastic I love the violet on the inner wing area. notice you went mage heavy, but you would probably have a greater chance of victory that way.

[Evilhalfling]

terrific stonework!

[Glitterwolf]

*** Folds paws**

 

*** Leans back in comfy chair***

 

EXCELLENT!!

[Inarah]

Great job.  Love the limestone colored stonework. The smaller figures look good too. 

[Kengar]

tres cool! How about a pic of the dragon's back and wings?

[ArthurDent]

That looks fantastic.

[ub3r_n3rd]

Great great job!!!

[Guindyloo]

Beautiful work!

[kar]

You can see a lot of work went into that.  Nicely done!

[hiddenone32]

Awesome job!  Mr. Bones is like "Could y'all keep it down out there!"

[LittleBluberry]

I love the colors you used!! If you get a minute, please, please share some of the main colors!

[Pochi]

I love your color choices. The dragon looks great and the ruins are so different than how this is usually painted. Looks great!

[Garomero]

I love the colors you used!! If you get a minute, please, please share some of the main colors!

Hey there thanks for your interest! O.k. here goes..On the dragon I undercoated with Docraft artiste Cobalt Blue, then highlighted through Army painter Ultramarine blue right up to Army painter Electric blue...The inner membranes of the wing where undercoated Docraft artiste Black then highlighted with Docraft artiste Metallic Amethyst up to Docraft artiste Metallic Rose. I then gave them a wash of Army painter Quickshade ink Purple tone!

The ruins was quite complicated. I used a base of Docraft artiste Black, then I used Army painter Fur brown as a second undercoat..After that I used Docraft artist Flesh which I dry brushed over the Brown around ten layers. I then striated the brickwork with Army painter Chaotic Red and Army.painter Barbarian flesh side by side in random striations . I dry brushed over the that with Docraft flesh again for a worn look to the striations! Finally I washed over the stonework with Army painter Soft tone ink.

Sorry about the repetitive language! I am just trying to be accurate as possible in my description!

[Chaoswolf]

Very, very cool!