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Crooligan

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No comments? This is a disgrace!

To me they look like they are wearing really ragged and scratched old coats. I approve. f that is your intention. take a dark brown and mix it with a bit of water and paint it on their hem. It makes it look like they've done a days hard fighting. Because the only thing that I can critique on is that the colors across the miniatures are a little bit to even. Otherwise they are great. Good work!

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You're absolutely right about the comments. Comments, critiques, & encouragement are the hallmark of good fellowship; they are also like gifts in that they can be expected, but can not be demanded. That aside the minis turned out TERRIFIC; the color choices, brushwork, & basing are OUTSTANDING. VERY WELL DONE!

I've got to admit I'm generally put off by speed painting. Partially this has to do with the high prices of minis, & partly because I always wonder how much better the pieces would look if they weren't rushed....of course, that's just moi & possibly another sign of imminent senility.

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Looking nice!

What wash did you use for hour 5?

Cheers. The wash was GW Badab Black for everything apart from the trousers and skin. On those i used GW Devlan Mud. No idea what the names of these inks have changed to now in GWs new paint range.

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Cheers guys.

@DeafNala- I always wonder how well i could paint minis if i spent ages on each one. Then i look at the mountains of unpainted metal in my house and say "sod that, just get them finished!"

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@DeafNala- I always wonder how well i could paint minis if i spent ages on each one. Then i look at the mountains of unpainted metal in my house and say "sod that, just get them finished!"

While I refuse to do the "LOL" thingy, you actually did get a laugh out of that one. Even doing things slow, which at my age is almost a necessity, I find that at some stage in the painting there comes a "bugger this for a lark" attitude & the "leave well enough alone" factor kicks in.

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