from Artisan Guild AMAZONS! Kickstarter, a 3d printed female dwarf barbarian
Mostly painted with Citadel Contrast paint to see if I could get the layer lines to show up, and to see if there was a visible difference between 50 microns and 20 microns on an Elegoo Mars (there wasn’t). This is the 50 micron version.
Way too much stuff in progress. I still have a zillion Satyxis to paint as well.
Warmachine stuff:
Stuff I 3d printed, most of it from Artisan Guild
I picked up Thor near the start of Mk III, for a Sorscha list with lots of long-range guns. Pair him with a Ghordson Avalancher for fully boost Quake shots (with boosted blast damage).
As I did with the Rockram, I painted up Thor in safety colors, which also nicely matches his flamethrower in this case. I painted him up fully in about 2 days of painting – I can go so much faster and without a huge loss in quality if I just relax and let it happen. (I’m currently looking at well over 2 weeks ongoing for some Ice Witches).
I’m also still playing around with the camera. All the pictures are much better than before, but here are my manual settings:
And here are automatic. Better in most ways, worse in a few.
And here he is with his ‘jack. I’ll may change the front-arc markings on the ‘jack to be consistent with the rest of my Mercs at some point.
Finally finished Brun and Lug! I’m very happy with how they turned out. The green backdrop always seems to ruin my pictures, so I might try taking pictures against the purple backdrop.
I’m thinking about making one or both a ReaperCon entry, so I might make some more updates (any suggestions would be welcome!).
Herne and Jonne are mercenaries who will work for Khador. I used the quick-and-dirty zenithal highlighting + inks technique on these guys. The colors look a bit wonky, but otherwise I think they came out okay.
I finished up J’s dwarf character for our new 5E campaign. I don’t remember what his name is, but he’s a dwarven cleric of [the only diety in the game]. He is something of a fop, and also has impeccable hair. I purposely left the gloss coat on his hair and metallic parts to represent this. I kicked this guy out quickly and had fun doing so, I think because there was no real pressure on me.
I started playing in a new 5E campaign run by one of my friends, and dug around in my minis box for characters for some of the other players. So far faces only, plus an undercoat for some metallics. The characters are members of an organization nicknamed “The Browncloaks,” so I gave them each a nice brown color on a prominent field – though neither of these miniatures actually has a cloak.
J’s dwarven cleric, played by “Aldon Oathkeeper – Paladin”, Stonehaven Miniatures
This guy has the trait “Impeccable Hair” – unfortunately this miniature is partially bald, but I will make sure to make his beard amazing.
Next up is E’s human paladin, played by “Duke Gerard” from Reaper Miniatures (Bones). He’s supposed to be older, so I have him salt-and-pepper hair and wrinkles. The forehead wrinkles look okay, but the other ones seem kind of weird.
