Greetings once more, readers. Another day gone, and another figure to show off - this time one of the figures from the Sedition Wars kickstarter - and those of you familiar with Firefly (or looked at the tags for this post) have probably already figured out which one - Captain Shiny Pants himself, Malcolm Renolds!
What was that? Oh, right... This isn't an official tie-in miniature, this is a send off to the series fig. Forgive me. I meant we have the illustrious Ian Reins:
Maybe not my best work ever, but he is surely ready to take the field and make sure everything's shiny in the 'verse.
That's all I have for you folks today. Tune in tomorrow for something else off my painting bench - and I've definitely noticed that my productivity's gone way up since I started this. Of course, like all true hobbyists, it's still a drop in the bucket compared to what I have yet to paint - but it at least gives me a solid reason to keep painting stuff up every day.
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Showing posts with label Sedition Wars. Show all posts
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Monday, August 18, 2014
Wednesday, June 4, 2014
A bit of Primer, a touch of Layer
Greetings once more, folks. Time once again to see what I've been up to today. I don't have a lot to show off in this update - the last progress on the Dragon for a bit, and the first progress on the next Competition piece.
Let's start of with the dragon:
Not near as much progress as I would have liked - but painting scales properly takes up a good chunk of time - but I'm not going to worry about that for now. For I have a new batch of figures primed:
Including the next competition piece - the Skaven Doomwheel I showed you all yesterday:
If you're wondering why I've painted the crystal bits white, they're going to be small light sources on the vehicle, and I'm going to use a glaze to give them a greenish glow - and to tinge the area around them the same color. If I pull it off, it should look pretty sweet. If not... Well, I've had worse results...
Until next time, folks - paint on!
Let's start of with the dragon:
Not near as much progress as I would have liked - but painting scales properly takes up a good chunk of time - but I'm not going to worry about that for now. For I have a new batch of figures primed:
Including the next competition piece - the Skaven Doomwheel I showed you all yesterday:
If you're wondering why I've painted the crystal bits white, they're going to be small light sources on the vehicle, and I'm going to use a glaze to give them a greenish glow - and to tinge the area around them the same color. If I pull it off, it should look pretty sweet. If not... Well, I've had worse results...
Until next time, folks - paint on!
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