Math Mathonwy

Oh wow, really liking what I see here! Extremely nice! Love the fact that your ice golem and gamins are similar colours but painted differently so that the Gamin look organic while the Golem looks like it's made out of ice. All in all I adore that golem - very, very good, has a sort of SENMM vibe to it. And Rasputina then. Very nice whites and blacks. The skin, the darklining, everything is spot on from painting style to colour choice. Any close-ups in the future?

Great progress! I love the fact that they look like they belong in the same crew despite having very different colour schemes simply through you using a couple of the same colours (the red scarf on the Judge, for example) and keeping the overall tone of the colours the same. Very nice! Mind you, the Death Marshalls were also my reason for picking up the Guild. Absolutely brilliant models! Really looking forward to seeing your take on them.

Nice colour scheme! I like the red and the hair complements the look very well. One thing I might touch up would be the black-lining between the boobs and the corset to make it uniform with the one on the arm. Keep up the good work - can't wait to see the rest of the crew!

Thank you all for the well-wishes! We've been living under the same roof for three years now and we're very much in love - getting married was a very logical step for us.

I've been all quiet lately and unfortunately skimped my duties as a Malifaux playtester. The rules were awesome, though, so I will be picking up the rulebook for sure. The reason for my lack of time was a wedding. My (now) wife likes cows. I like Confrontation minis. We got married: Nothing all that special, really, painting-wise. I was in a hurry and didn't have time to make them as nice as I would've wanted. While the bride was out getting her hair and make-up done, I was furiously painting away So yeah, lots of things that I'm not happy with, but OTOH for most of the wedding guests these were the first minis they had seen, so no biggie. The three weeks of honeymoon in the Caribbean sun behind us now, so got to post these finally.

Liking this one a lot! Very nice. And the additional time taken with the metals paid off, it seems. Love the expression, btw. Makes the guy look downright dangerous. Like a brooding, dark hero from weird west or something! Wait...

So did you hear back from them, Malebolgia? I emailed Joss about the English version of Genesis over a week ago and received no reply. Usually he has been super approachable, so I hope that all is well with them. Really liking the minis they produce - they have a very unique style.

Beautiful! The roses are just spot on in all ways and I really like the atmosphere.

Hot damn! That's one brilliant model! The colour choices are very bold and powerful and the limited palette makes for a very sinister look. And the eyes certainly draw the viewers attention - a great focal point. How did you have time to do this so quickly after the corpse cart? P.S. what is that red thing on the side without the shield?

I did this for the competition over at WAMP forums. I'm rather happy with the piece and feel that it's probably my strongest to date. I went with a very muted, light, limited palette only broken by the blindfold. In hindsight the blindfold could've been even more bright as the angle of the head casts it in a bit of a shadow. The photo took some of the green shade away from the scabbard and the holsters - they are actually different in hue to the other leathery off-white parts. Of course I'm not sure whether that adds to or detracts from the piece :laugh: Weak parts. Hair - I'm not good with hair. The somewhat cool highlight/shading in the back is accentuated by the natural shadows of the mini - in reality it isn't even that good. And the base is way simple. But, other than those, like I said, I really like her and feel that the comp pushed me a bit further along, so thank you WAMP-people. Oh yeah, the pic: How do you like her?

Filing resin under water is the cheapest way to file it safely. Just fill your sink with water and submerge the whole mini (or part) when filing.

:bath: Very cool stuff! The girl does indeed look somewhat doll-like in these pics while I don't she did so in the previous ones. I love the craftsmanship of the whole scene - super cool. The wall texture is awesome!

I love the sculpt, even the gun I think it plays wonderfully with the dress. As for the painting - hot damn I was blown away. Her expression is absolutely perfect! And the yellow suits the mood of the piece wonderfully, not to mention the super-tight execution of the colour. Really, really liking the overall atmosphere here.

Thank you for the warm welcome everyone! It is indeed Infinity Nomad Pi-Well, comes in a blister with Zoe, a hacker/engineer prodigy. I actually got a piece of plasticard with those already on it and therefore painting for a simple matter of lots of different coloured washes and some gentle highlights.

Hi everyone. :date: I've been lurking these forums for quite a while and finally gathered enough courage to say hello. I'm a Finnish miniature games enthusiast playing stuff like Alkemy, Hell Dorado, Confrontation 3rd, Infinity and of course pretty much everything that GW has made. Loving the Wyrd minis, a very nice aesthetic and an interesting setting/era. Eagerly waiting for Malifaux getting released sometime in the future. What else? A mini? Currently painting something for WAMP's Wyrd competition. So, anyway... Hello!