Rising an army from the dead... A liche
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RE: Rising an army from the dead...Updated 23 V - ghouls
Something I paint when I'm not painting vampires
Xyston miniatures, 15 mm, Later Achaemenid Persian mounted commander for II/7 DBA army.
Something I paint when I'm not painting vampires
Xyston miniatures, 15 mm, Later Achaemenid Persian mounted commander for II/7 DBA army.
LevDaddy
Ghoul
RE: Rising an army from the dead...Updated 23 V - ghouls
That's some amazing detail for a 15mm mini. Nicely done.
That's some amazing detail for a 15mm mini. Nicely done.
RE: Rising an army from the dead...Updated 25 VII
And now something definitely undead... three more ghouls, nine still left to paint.
And now something definitely undead... three more ghouls, nine still left to paint.
jediguru
Ghoul
RE: Rising an army from the dead.
Love the old ghouls. I have a few of these kicking around from my Undead warband for Mordheim. Wish folks still played. It was fun and far more affordable.
Love the old ghouls. I have a few of these kicking around from my Undead warband for Mordheim. Wish folks still played. It was fun and far more affordable.
RE: Rising an army from the dead...Updated 21.10
Good news is I finally managed to pain whole horde
So... first three ghouls from the last nine of them
Good news is I finally managed to pain whole horde
So... first three ghouls from the last nine of them
RE: Rising an army from the dead...Updated 21.10
Another three ghouls and just three more to show. And my horde of corpseeaters will be finished
Another three ghouls and just three more to show. And my horde of corpseeaters will be finished
RE: Rising an army from the dead...Updated 24. 10
Thanks Adam
And the last trio of ghouls of old... I'm VERY glad that this is finally finish of my old ghouls adventure Photos of finished horde in a couple of days.
Thanks Adam
And the last trio of ghouls of old... I'm VERY glad that this is finally finish of my old ghouls adventure
Photos of finished horde in a couple of days.
RE: Rising an army from the dead...Updated 31. 10
They are looking great, looking forward to seeing the full unit.
They are looking great, looking forward to seeing the full unit.
RE: Rising an army from the dead...Updated 13.11 - Horde of ghouls
It took me a LOOOOONG time to paint this horde but finally it is over... And I'm glad of it.
Forty ghouls, mostly old Citadels, with few even older ghouls from mid eighties and four miniatures from the same sculptor, made for Heresy Miniatures iirc.
More photos on my blog ofc.
It took me a LOOOOONG time to paint this horde but finally it is over... And I'm glad of it.
Forty ghouls, mostly old Citadels, with few even older ghouls from mid eighties and four miniatures from the same sculptor, made for Heresy Miniatures iirc.
More photos on my blog ofc.
Love it! Once again this forum proves me wrong - The original Varghulf model CAN look great when painted awesomely like that!
Long time no see... Well. I don't paint many undeads now. And there is a second reason, I hate current look of this forum. Horrible. Still, I started to slowly paint my mountain of lead skeletons with one rule - about an hour for one miniature. Two finished so far...
Great to see you back, and don't worry about the new forum, you'll get used to it. It actually is pretty darn good.
Nice skeletons, really cool models and sweet paintjob.
Nice skeletons, really cool models and sweet paintjob.
God Damn it man, stop it with the 1990's ghouls, they look too awesome when in huge units like this!
Personally I like the new forum but things are still changing all the time, overall it will be improved, just takes getting used to.
On the plus side its not as bad as GW's Website makeover.
The OSL really makes them pop I must say, have you ever considered doing a Violin Musician?
erv:
Personally I like the new forum but things are still changing all the time, overall it will be improved, just takes getting used to.
On the plus side its not as bad as GW's Website makeover.
The OSL really makes them pop I must say, have you ever considered doing a Violin Musician?
erv:
Loving the models, the vargulf is really nice.
How do you get such crisp highlighting on the buildings? I'm looking at the hour glass on the side of one of the crypt in particular.
Also, can I ask how you get such nice bright images? and are the backgrounds added after? Or part of the shot?
All the best
Martin
How do you get such crisp highlighting on the buildings? I'm looking at the hour glass on the side of one of the crypt in particular.
Also, can I ask how you get such nice bright images? and are the backgrounds added after? Or part of the shot?
All the best
Martin
Images are bright because I use strong lights. One covers front and upper sides of miniatures, two others are directed against background itself, on sides. They have much lesser output thought. Images are then processed in Picassa, contrast is autoimproved.
Highlights on buildings are very easy. After initial coats of basecoat paint and two or three layers of progressively lighter shades being aerobrushed, I just drybrush lighter and lighter tones. Three gently stages of drybrushing is enough. Some parts are additionally weathered with greens and beiges. Hourglass was just drybrushed (being gentle and light is the key here).
Backgrounds are part of the photo itself. They are just some printed images from the net.
Highlights on buildings are very easy. After initial coats of basecoat paint and two or three layers of progressively lighter shades being aerobrushed, I just drybrush lighter and lighter tones. Three gently stages of drybrushing is enough. Some parts are additionally weathered with greens and beiges. Hourglass was just drybrushed (being gentle and light is the key here).
Backgrounds are part of the photo itself. They are just some printed images from the net.
Almost full year with no post from me...
Well, I wasn't sleeping in the ground. My last project, very vaguely connected with vampires - only by old miniatures. Full team of treasure hunters for Frostgrave game.
More photos, as usual, on my blog here:
http://miniwojna.blogspot.com/2015/11/pierwsza-druzyna-poszukiwaczy-skarbow.html
And a photo:
Well, I wasn't sleeping in the ground. My last project, very vaguely connected with vampires - only by old miniatures. Full team of treasure hunters for Frostgrave game.
More photos, as usual, on my blog here:
http://miniwojna.blogspot.com/2015/11/pierwsza-druzyna-poszukiwaczy-skarbow.html
And a photo:
Nice to see someone else from Poland here Also nice to see a plog brought up from inactivity after long time 
I looked briefly through both your thread and the blog and I liked them very much! Great use of old miniatures, technique of painting and quality of photos. I'll have to look through them more thoroughly! I love the colors on the treasure hunters and the necrarch that is a few posts above is stunning. So striking!
Also nice to see a plog brought up from inactivity after long time I looked briefly through both your thread and the blog and I liked them very much! Great use of old miniatures, technique of painting and quality of photos. I'll have to look through them more thoroughly! I love the colors on the treasure hunters and the necrarch that is a few posts above is stunning. So striking!