GunjiNoKanrei

Yes, the detail and the overall sculpting quality is stunning, I have one of the starter sets and the Doppelsöldner pack myself ... for my taste most of their stuff is just too gross (and seems to be getting more and more so).

Thanks for the feedback Ritual, I agree about the darker shading on the metallics, especially on the helmet. It does look darker in real, but it could still be darker. Wren, when I decided to drop the idea of weathering the clothes I had to come up with something to convince myself that the dirty hammer and the clean rest of the miniature ... let's just say he entered a deep dungeon and lost his trusty axe/sword/mace during the first encounter in there. Fortunately there was that old rusty hammer lying on the ground nearby :whistle:

Thank God not another disgusting over the top shock effect mini. I don't like the overall direction the Helldorado minis are taking but this one is definitely cool ... err ... hot. I agree with demonherald ... a painters mini.

My latest work - Hatherley from Hasslefree Miniatures. Ever since seeings Rituals fantastic version I knew I had to paint this sculpt Probably the most difficult part was coming up with a new color scheme and not just copying from Ritual ... but I think I did ok. Actually i finished this miniature back in March but it was also an entry in an online competition at a german forum and I had to keep everything private until the results were published. The results are online now - I didn't win but I am still very happy that I managed to get an entry in at all ... the contest deadline was March, 31st - the day of my wedding! Hatherley was in progress for some time and I worked on this miniature whenever I could take a break from the wedding preparations (which meant a few minutes every couple of days). As it turned out I was home alone the evening before the wedding. Throwing all plans I had for the miniature over board (freehand + weathering on the cloth) I took the chance to finish something for the contest (and distract me from my growing nervousness ... ). Oh well, enough babbling for now ... Obviously not as good as Rituals version, I am still happy with the result: And if anybody feels like voting, he is up on CMON too. What do you think?

Hooray!!! :bounce:

Thanks :vb_cheers And a belated Happy Birthday to you Hiliter!!

The first Helldorado miniature in a while I actually like.

Already ordered. This will be the perfect follow up to the "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" miniatures by Artisan I painted for my Dad for Christmas two years ago.

Wow, you are on a roll at the moment. I like how you brought the sculpt to life - the face is full of character and the metallics are nice too. I never really paid attention to the sculpt in the Hasslefree range, but your paintwork made me buy the miniature on impulse

That's good news *hopes for superheroes*

Good stuff. Will take a closer look once they are available

What he said ... not the greatest of movies but fun to watch and very entertaining.

Hooray! :cheers:

Thanks for the feedback Actually I drybrushed the gras with a light color - bleached bone - in an attempt to ty everything together But you may be on to something there ... will try a darker drybrush next time.

Hey, I didn't know there were unpainted Tannhäuser miniatures available ... very tempting ...

Thanks for the feedback And thanks for your comment Jabberwocky, glad that you like my little corner in cyberspace

Wel, uhm, I haven't posted here for a while ... demonherald encouraged me to post my latest work here (thanks ). Very fitting, because it is my first Wyrd miniature: one of the Witchling Stalkers. Currently my private life is a bit upside down, which means my painting time is limited or if I have time to paint I can't find the focus to work on big projects ... but, hey, I will only marry once in my live Anyway, with this in mind I found the Witchling Stalker to be very relaxing to paint. It is a miniature I could work on every now and then if only for a few minutes. A relatively simple miniature but still challenging and very rewarding to paint. Enough talk now: Its up on CMON too. What do you think? -Michael PS: Hey FF, thanks for your comment

Excellent! Congratulations Wren! Now ... roll the pics!

The scheme and the gold NMM came out great. Everything is there now - deep brown shadows and pure white reflections accenting the right spots. This really makes me want to take another shot at NMM myself. We'll see...

I really like the specalist weapons platoon shown in the last picture. The others are ok, but I prefer the current ones.

Don't scrap the scheme. The colors look good and work well for this miniature About the gold NMM and there is really nothing to add to what Ritual and Wren said. Don't be afraid to use a very dark brown for shading and highlight all the way up to pure white for hotspots where the light is reflected most.

Wow, awesome sculpt. It's good to see some new work from you :nod: Hope you get well soon, so you can relaunch Spyglass and get this beauty cast.

Make sure to unload your brush on a (paper) towel before applying the paint to the miniature or otherwise you will just flood the area. When using a glaze it is very important to precisely control the application.

These look great indeed. The whole range offers some nice stuff. Coupled with the free shipping worldwide if you order for 10Pounds make this very temting ... too tempting actually, just ordered 3 packs of bases :embarasse Will post here to let you know how the quality of the casts is.

Yeah, what supervike said!