So spent the first bit of the week tidying up the 3 eyed alien bust. Nothing major, just some so touch ups and fiddling. I seem to do this every time.
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Terminator Genisys figure |
Next was a couple of Terminator Genisys figures. Tried going for the black/grey tactical look on these two. I've decided painting grey is pretty dull. Six human figures done, ten to go. Really need to get through these so I can say they are done (bit of OCD there) and move onto all of the LoTR figures I have waiting...
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Terminator Genisys figure |
While in the shed painting up the new cosplay shield for the wife (putty and undercoat done, started the main colours) I went through my box of resin terrain and pulled out a piece to do. This one was from Fernvale Scenics. I just like to do terrain pieces every now and then. Not really playing miniature games any more (other than Dungeon Saga with the kids) but I still like doing these. I'm thinking a few more years and the kids will be ready :)
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Paint work done |
For the rocks on this piece I started with JS Raw Sienna and shaded up with Cadmium Mid Yellow and then Warm White. I did this in as a mixture of layering and then some dry brushing to ease the transition between layers. The shading was done by adding in some VMA Armour Brown. A great brown/purple colour.
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Sorry kids, no lunch boxes for you... |
I then glued on various scatter to the base with PVA. The key is to make it random which can be harder than it seems. You mind naturally wants to do things in an ordered way. I went for a darker scatter near the base of the rocks and a lighter scatter further out. I label all my boxes of basing materials with the name from the packet. This way I know exactly what I purchased, hence names like "Field Balk".
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Scatter applied |
Once the scatter was done I let it dry and then applied a very watered down layer of PVA over the top. This bonds with the previous layer and makes the scatter rock solid. No more scatter dandruff after the game. Next will be adding some vertical variation with static grass and grass tufts/flock bundles.
This week will probably be shield work so hopefully will get that well underway.
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