28mm North Star Dwarf infantry
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Thanks Jim. It‘s all smoke and mirrors I tell you. Most of it is just technique and consistency. There really isn’t that much skill involved. Mind you, I have been practicing for about thirty years LOL.Comment
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These are incredible, once again Tim. The detailing is so good.
I'm working on a 32mm giant at the moment (so he's actually 65mm from eyeballs to the soles of his feet) and I'm not even attempting to paint in his eyes - it's that you look at these tiny figures and think "right, I'll be painting in full eye detail on these chaps" - it's nuts! (In a good way, of course).Comment
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These are incredible, once again Tim. The detailing is so good.
I'm working on a 32mm giant at the moment (so he's actually 65mm from eyeballs to the soles of his feet) and I'm not even attempting to paint in his eyes - it's that you look at these tiny figures and think "right, I'll be painting in full eye detail on these chaps" - it's nuts! (In a good way, of course).
These have nothing like full eye detail, by the way…..just an ivory oval outlined in black with a black line down the middle. If necessary I then cut it back down to size with the skin shadow colour. It’s more than good enough in 28mm…..mind you, on the couple of busts I’ve done I went for full eye detail with catchlights…..but they were so much bigger LOL.Comment
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I'd have to put my hand in a vice to steady it sufficiently to paint that finely! That shield is superb!
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Thanks Andrew. No apology necessary, there’s a lot going on here at the moment!Comment
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