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Can a leader or henchman save against the sorrows ability or is it unsalable damage?
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From the album: My Malifaux miniatures
I swapped the head fore one from Death Lord miniature. -
From the album: No Shelter Here - First Box
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From the album: Neveborn
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From the album: Taste's Neverborn
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From the album: Taste's Neverborn
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From the album: Taste's Neverborn
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From the album: Taste's Neverborn
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From the album: Taste's Neverborn
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From the album: Taste's Neverborn
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From the album: My Neverborns
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From the album: crew
pandora's crew. -
From the album: Neverborn
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From the album: Neverborn
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From the album: Pandora Crew
Sorrow number 1 out of 3. -
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Here are my first two completed models from Malifaux. For both of them I've tested basing techniques I had never used before. The Sorrow has paved base sculpted in greenstuff after gluing model to base. I'm not very pleased, the sculpting looks lots rougher than I thought, luckily, some time has passed since I've made this base and my skill with greenstuff is hopefully improved... Anyway I'll try a smoother finish on next ones. The Ice Gamin is my first test in snow making. In spite of using simple and cheap materials (pva glue and backing soda) I'm quite happy with the final result. I don't like very much how I have divided it in two "ponds" that don't looks natural at all, but the overall effect looks good to me. Also, I'll have to revise the Gamins paint scheme: I've tried to give it a lighter/whiter skin tone on the chest/belly and the palms of the hands but I can barely see the difference. Need a stronger contrast on the next two. Critics and advice will be welcome
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I've been putting this off for a while now, but I am now finally posting my finished Avatar Form Pandora. The first thing that I did when I bought this model was repose her: I bent all of the sorrows so that they would be whirling around her, holding the box up in front of Pandora, floating. Next, I painted her. All of the colors that I used were mixed from the primaries, black, and white. Then I made her base. I started by gluing down some collected flakes of paint peeled from my local game store's priming tray. The tray accumulated beads of paint from aerosol primers that had formed into such a wonderful, bubbly shape. On top of those flake I glued some cut portions of discarded mat board. I coated the board in superglue which it soaked up and used to become rigidly solid. I finished up by painting the base and spending some time finding a place to glue Pandora to that would support her without it looking unnatural. This was all sealed in a hard coat followed by a matte spray. Here are the pics!:
