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Iron Painter 2017 Round 3 entry - Stranger Things- 1 comment
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sleepwalker posted a gallery image in Round 2 [Water, Water, Everywhere...] - Silver Finished
Misaki ready to dance :)- 5 comments
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Iron Painter round 1 - OSL
Zanna posted a gallery image in Round 1 [Object Source Lighting (OSL)] - Finished
I used air brush, freehand, water effects and more! This project had a lot of firsts for me, I'm really pleased with how it came out. I had so much fun painting in the light emitting from the egg and the sharp shadows on his coat and on the rocks behind him.- 4 comments
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I am wondering if there is a gameplay reason that we could not cut the models off the plug bases and model them on 80mm or 120mm dioramas (as a fire team). We could use wound trackers to mark remaining wounds, couldn't we?
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Iron Painter 2016; Round 3 - "Wyrd Science Submission" - ELIM “Trepidation of the Spheres" Technology may have exceeded his humanity yet his spirit must prevail! Note: One of my goals, in my first time entering Iron Painter, was to utilize a 3D printed object or model as part of the scenery/diorama/set for each round. This particular model, Apocalypse Teleporter Device, is available for download for free/non-commercial use if you are interested in printing one yourself: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1111770 It's an easy print with little or no support needed and just snap fits together. -
I'm assuming this is the correct forum for this question, so here goes. Lately I've taken to constructing dioramas to display my crews at tournaments. I'm still new to this of course, so there are many things I don't yet know. For instance, how to present the display neatly and tidily on the outside. When building mine, I tend to use black foam-core. This means I end up with horrible strips of visible foam along the edges that shows up no matter what I do to cover it. So, I was wondering, for those who do, how do you achieve the lovely solid black on your diorama's outside walls? For reference, the blacked edges on this marvelous piece is what I'm talking about:
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From the album: LuisJoey Retribution!
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From the album: LuisJoey Retribution!
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Hi this is the first time ever with the black/white style iam so be gentle, a quick paint job about 5h ihope you like it© Martin Lindblom (AmongTheWay Art Studio)
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This is a diorama I created. Last year, I got to talk to Jeff Grace (he's responsible for a lot of great minis from Dark Sword, Privateer Press, Reaper and others). We talked a little bit about how easy it would be to make some of his Dark Sword minis into Star Wars characters, and how cool it would be if someone made a diorama of a dueling Jedi and Sith and entered it into the painting competition. Naturally, I agreed that such a thing should happen. I'm not totally sure that he meant it as a challenge. I think sometimes people get surprised when I run away with an idea like this. But here is the result. It received an honorable mention in the Masterclass competition. I have posted this to Coolmini for anyone who cares to vote.
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