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Thanks dzlier for the explanation. I'm not sure if you're not allowed to post another shot of the model (though I think voting is over so that shouldn't be a problem?) or if the link is just broken. -
Waldo's Weekly - Black Friday and Birthday Event 2022 Details
SpannerRider replied to Kyle's topic in Waldo's Weekly
So many fun new models and old favorites, though I am holding out hope that this isn't the full list of rare models to hit the online shop come the Wyrd Birthday Celebration, which we should all clearly be calling it instead of Black Friday henceforth. -
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This piece has a ton of detail that gets missed out on at first viewing, the picture size accounting for a bit of that. The conversion work is all spot on, the dancing and outright celebration is excellent, and the heart string playing for the sad pumpkin janitor there is an unexpected touch. Someone has to clean up after the party though. -
I have a total soft spot for dioramas that allow the models to be removed for play still, and they are often technically much harder to pull off while still looking good. You have absolutely managed this, everything about this scene is beautifully painted and sculpted and of course it really Will be amazing good fun for all! -
I feel that this particular coven would cause pumpkin patches to burst out anywhere they went and I love seeing them on the edge of the patch. This diorama has depth and a ton of atmosphere on top of the individual pieces all being very well painted. Technically the scare crow is undead but that critique of a general lack of undeath seems valid...still it's an awesome work and I am so very happy to see this crew done so well. -
The moon as a jack-o'-lantern does wonders for this piece, the whole setup is stylized but in a good old fashioned Halloween card way. I dig that they are actually posed as dancing together, or fighting, or dancing, or yes! -
I had to do a double take and then the music started playing, and that alone makes this piece great, everything about it really sets the stage for the dance going on in this graveyard. Excellent work. -
The concept is great, the stage is great, and the riot of details are great, though I feel like I need a bigger screen to take it all in. Appreciate the inset photos without which I think much would be lost, especially in a piece where the eye wants to wander about a lot. -
This is a stunning case of Trick over treats, I love the dropped bucket of candy, the posture making it obvious that this severed head holding pirate is not what was expected at all. Especially if that head is nattering on at her. That the painted jack-o'-lanterns really do look carved is a subtle but spot on effect. -
Adorable, and that in a good way, the hilarity of exploding pigs turning it all upside down is about to begin! The drained out flesh tone on the pigs is really well done. -
Such a classic celebration of Halloween going on with beloved Malifaux characters, there is nothing to not love about this piece. It makes me nostalgic somehow in the best of ways. -
Well that Death Marshal sure is handling being thrown by her dance partner Mr. Coffin well, and the blue flames are spot on. There is a certain lack of diorama vibes from the piece and the soil looks a bit like it was slathered on and then ignored in spite of the wicked blue ring from the coffin coming through. -
This I would set amongst someones Folkstone sculptures and wait to see how long it took them to notice...the faded out paint job is great. -
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Yes the painting isn't the smoothest, but the conversion work and the story of this is just too good to pass up. I adore the tattered clothing and the hat on the horn, and really it's mostly the blending on previously blue now undead skin that needs some work...but I would champion this model all day anyway. Good job, I look forward to more from you. -
Yes this is a really clean paint job and I love the colors...but I really really dig the freehand work that made me double check those bugs are paint and not extra sculpt that had been painted. Excellent way to show this swamp dweller isn't alive but still dangerous, the bit of exposed skull on the head is a great touch too. -
Only a fleshwound. The hint of a smirk highlighted by the osl really makes a statement on this lovely and very well painted piece. -
Really dig the star dusting on the axe and the carry over to the hood. -
Is this actually shot under black light, or is it just painted to look that way? Because painted to look that way is Really impressive. The water effect on the base is stunning and really makes me think this is all paint and not lighting, a novel rave version of this model. Well done!
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The flow effects from the sword look solid but the flash is indeed gnarly on the paint job. Likewise the base seems off to unfinished, though it could be intended as some sort of fleshy sludge over stone? The detailed painting just doesn't match up to the base here. -
Yes the macabre dance that feels like it really is moving with those blood trails, excellent work. My only real critique is that there seems to be some unsightly color bleed between her hair and skin, that bleeds onto the veil/cowl as well. -
I adore how he brings his own party wherever he goes with that glowing tentacle effect, rave on the beach. Very solid painting all around, from the seams in the body to yes those fantastic stripes on the trousers, this is an all around good piece. Going to echo that a paler background would show off the work better. -
The casual stroll around the graffiti smeared wall is an interesting choice, but I feel like there is a story here that I just can't place. Then again, I may just be another brick in the wall. -
Clearly dinner woke up before the bones could be properly picked...and is angry at being defleshed. Or perhaps he is just up on the table playing the spoons because skeletons around Wyrdland tend to overdrink. The whole composition is amusing and I second the rust effect being spot on. -
Capering undead horrors bringing the joy of spring to an autumnal world! The free hand details on the coat are especially lovely and the whole piece is very solidly painted so that nothing distracts from the details of so many stitches and literal flowers. Great job. -
The gore smeared fingers are solid, the glow from the jack-o'-lanterns is good, but the coloring on her seems a touch flat, particularly the bright green, though you blend down from that into her skin tone there seems to be some grades of color missing. Someone wiser in color theory might have a solid suggestion what hues those are.
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