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  1. lusciousmccabe
    I really like Sammy. I'd say the monochromatic environment is more bleak than Grimdark. Yes it's dark, and pretty grim, but it doesn't have that characteristic grimy miserableness. Nice Blair Witch reference as well.
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    @Boomstick Love the cast shadows under the models. What's with all the Corgi's? Noticed the first one, then another when going through the photos, then there were more everywhere I looked. Thought I was going mad for a minute there.
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    Looks like you're off to a great start!
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    Nice!
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    Like the two-tone masks on the mimics. Haven't seen that before.
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    You forgot contrast of contrast!
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    These all look really goof. Love the popiness of skin and metals and all the textures and patterns you've added on... somehow! Mind if I ask what you used to make the petals on that cherry blossom tree?
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    Orange!
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    It's because you've been a very naughty boy and everyone needs to know what you've done! Models look great. Very detailed and realistic looking which is a nice look for the crew and quite impressive considering the tininess!
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    Whoah, oldschool! Also much better than I knew that model could look. Great job. @Maogrim No! Wait, we can change!! Seriously though, that's a shame about your gaming group. I've always enjoyed the models you put up here so if you find yourself painting them for painting's sake it'd be great to see them.
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    @Caedrus Liking the underwater colour palette also. Photos are super clear as well, water effect not withstanding. I saw a pretty goodtutorial on painting water theme stuff you might be interested in. He basically uses masking and the airbrush to paint ripples onto the back of the model. It's meant to be reflected light, but could easily be the light passing through the water. It's here because embedding it makes it huge for some reason. Underwater is a really cool theme but super hard to sell well. Think you're doing a really good job of it.
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    I love the snake also.
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    It's pretty fucking great looking.
  14. lusciousmccabe
    You might want to scale down your images some. Taking all day to load on my browser.
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    They look great!
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    I tried that last night with white spirit and it didn't work at all. Couldn't get it to form a suspension and it made the milliput (and glue I was using) difficult to stick it to stuff. My guess was the spirits were too hydrophobic. Was slightly handy in terms of being able to smoosh it into the milliput into some gaps gaps without it adhering to tools but a tiny bit of vaseline would have done the same job without the stench. Think it's kind of hard to beat using water with milliput anyway. You can press it into and scrape off the excess with some water a damp tool to get a very smooth surface, most of the time.
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    Looks great. Lovely volume to all the cloth and jugs. Basing is also perfect.
  18. lusciousmccabe
    Awesome stuff. Fair play for keeping this project up so long.
  19. lusciousmccabe
    Lot of good advice in here.
  20. lusciousmccabe
    Can you fold your brush till it has 10,000 layers? Looking forward to seeing everyone's work this month!
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    Great stuff. Thanks for sharing.
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    This makes all of the sense.
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    As am I! Great work all around.
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    It was a great idea to have the lamps on the bases. Really sells the situation.
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    Crews look great. Photos are a bit blown out which makes some of the models hard to make out well.
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