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Really nice work. I especially like the dresses of the belles and Karina.

If you wanted a more sheer look to the stockings you could try to highlight in more flesh tones. I've seen it done a couple times and it looks stunning.

Nice start.

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Excellent work. One of the best Kirai crews I've seen. Keep up the great work and I look forward to seeing more.

Nice smooth colors, I really like them.

Something to think about in the future is the gaps between the pieces of the model. Most just look like deep creases, but there are noticable lines on some of the arms and bellies of them. Filling those cracks out with a bit of greenstuff prior to painting would make them look even better.

Really nice stuff! Great freehand work, and I like the look of non-green gremlins.

I think on the golem, just paint the gremlins to start, and see how that looks, then maybe add some shading and shadows in certain areas that might need it.

Really nice work and colors. I would have to second Gabbi's comment about gaps where the pieces join. They unfortunately distract from what are otherwise amazing painting.

Really nice work. I think that may be the first cardboard flagstone board i've seen finished. Looks excellent!

I think the circular tiles could be an excellent spot for a couple pieces of interchangable scatter terrain: a fountain, raised bed planter(s), a 'world tree' or 'tree of Gondor' type thing.

If the buildings have enough windows and doors, and if there is a way to use the inside of them, I don't see large buildings being a problem. From what you already said you wanted to make, it sounds like you're already thinking of that sort of thing. Also, arched hallways under the second story of a building could have the feel of buildings without being very enclosed.

I can't wait to see more of this.

I have a mat as well. I agree with Rob Blow that they are worth it. I store mine rolled up in the in the plastic bag and shipping tube it came in. You could probably even attach a strap to it for easy carrying.

They lay flat and even after being rolled up for a couple of weeks, are essentially flat by the time you put a few pieces of terrain on them. I'll see if I can remember to take a picture of the mat the next time I use it for a game. The strat/scheme and deployment lines are visible enough that you can see them, but thin enough that they don't stick out and look odd.

Nice table.

As for thin pieces of material for bases, if done properly, I could see 1mm or 2mm thick sheet aluminum or steel working well. You would need a way to cut it and then file the edges so there was nothing sharp, but I would think it would resist warping pretty well.

Very pretty.

Much smoother. Nice. Only thing is that I think his base is a bit light for such a dark 'earth' tone on the armor.

This is a technique I'm interested in trying. I may paint some of my Wrath of Kings Teknes in chrome.

Looking good. I agree that I think you need a bit more black on the burnt out section. It looked extra water-damaged for sure, but it doesn't come across as sooty.

@DavicusPrime ... I'm not sure what he's using, but I've used 1/8" thick chip board with the holes (the dark brown stuff that is really fiberous that people have behind work benches and on store shelves). I think I've also seen people use spare tiles. I'm not sure what they're made of, but think school tiles that are like 1/16" thick. they're not light, but they should keep their shape pretty well if they're stored flat.

Great looking stuff!

It looks like there are some new home owners in town.

I know those are just boxes stacked up in the back, but that looks like an awesome idea for a tower-like house.

Finally read through the entire post. I have to say your work is some of the most coherent and well done that I've seen. Keep it up!

Nice work, Sigmar!

The fire is a great idea. You could also build part of a roof on the corner that is still intact. That might hide the straight edges a bit.

Just read through the whole thread. Nice work. Some of those models are really inspirational for some of the Malifaux I'll be working on in the future.

I think the chrome comes off well, just a bit rough on the blending (not that I could do much better). Maybe a thinner line of black right on the horizon. Really nice start though. I've yet to attempt NMM, but will probably try some on the next crew I paint.

Finally read through the entire thread. Really great work. I think your OSL work is stunning.

Nice work. All your painting is very 'clean' which is how mine often comes out. Nice freehand stripes and symbol.

Really nice models and outstanding freehand work.

I have to agree. Your colors are great, and the nearly white edge highlight makes everything pop a bit and look worn out. Great effect. I love Candy's eyes, but for some reason, I'm not a fan of the model as a whole; maybe it's the colors. My favorite is the first lawyer; the purplish grey coat is great!

Really nice looking Cojo! How did you do the fur? It looks great. Is it a bunch of small, dash-like highlights going in the same direction?

We have a few pieces of area terrain at our LGS that we usually define as severe, and sometimes hazardous. Makes it difficult to walk through, but otherwise doesn't provide any LOS blocking or cover; shallow bogs, pieces of broken tools and gears, etc.

Really nice work. I have to say that is one of the better ice golems I've seen on the site. I really like how the larger pieces of ice get darker as they get higher. The one thing I turthfully don't like about it is the 'blacklining' that you've done around most of the creases. To me, it just looks too dark and defined, on a model that otherwise is blended beautifully. I can't wait to see the rest of the crew.

What did you use for the green barriers between the worlds? Is that dyed ice/snow effects?