Oiran Ten Thunders... one out of three

[Craftfeld]

Thats my first Malifaux painted miniature ever. Hope I got all the mood of the setting and a delighted audience here

Cheers from Ireland

[Nickienogger]

Great use of the atmospheric basing! I can totally feel the flowing cloth in the wind as she gracefully dances her dance of death!

Keep working at the painting, try and use as small a brush as you comfortably can focus on getting the details to pop out.

Thou shalt put heart and soul into painting Malifaux minis, this is a skirmish game with 5-8 models not 40k or fantasy, no need to mass produce!

All the best, looking forward to seeing more!

[Craftfeld]

Thanks mate ! And thanks for the PNs.. to answer a question:

The flowing cloth is a piece of paper you usually find in shoes wrappings when buying new shoes. What I did here is to soak it into a 50-50 Mix of PVA glue and water.

The sticks are put into cork and the sticks themselves are toothpicks. Paper was sticked and wrapped around the sticks in the wet 50-50 Mix mentioned above.

After the paper was dry the first time, I used superglue and soaked the still not that hard paper with it. Afterwards it was hard as stone and easy to paint etc. I did not use spray for priming the paper and instead used normal black colour for it.

Hope that solved some questions.

Cheers