Red test started, using my Vallejo/MP Paints mix ...
I have worked as hard as I intend to work (oh how I have worked), to get darker, metallic, red ...
Lesson learned: Darker, metallic, red is difficult to create and probably why we cannot buy it.
Thursday, 21 April 2011
Got the urge to paint and base an old Necron (Part 5)
Primed with my black, hand-primer, mix, then base-coated with Vallejo Liquid Gold silver and gold ...
Red test started, using my Vallejo/MP Paints mix ...
I have worked as hard as I intend to work (oh how I have worked), to get darker, metallic, red ...
Lesson learned: Darker, metallic, red is difficult to create and probably why we cannot buy it.
Red test started, using my Vallejo/MP Paints mix ...
I have worked as hard as I intend to work (oh how I have worked), to get darker, metallic, red ...
Lesson learned: Darker, metallic, red is difficult to create and probably why we cannot buy it.
Best I can do, for then and now ...
Community Pimp: Past and Present Painting
Back to Basics: Then and Now [part 1]
Back to Basics: Then and Now [part 2]
First, properly painted*, miniature (not finished, of course). Mould lines were retained, so as to ensure that 'reinforced look'. Please note the subtle washes on the 'cloth' and axe handle, and the tight layering/wash on the AMM axe. Even the boots have a subtle, brown, wash. As was de rigueur, at the time, the painting technique is SOOTP (straight-out-of-the-pot). I need not comment on the prowess of the base (ca. 1993) ...
*after reading the 'How To' books and trying shading, layering etc (but not much highlighting, interestingly).
For recent work, you will have to follow Old Red Necron.
Back to Basics: Then and Now [part 1]
Back to Basics: Then and Now [part 2]
First, properly painted*, miniature (not finished, of course). Mould lines were retained, so as to ensure that 'reinforced look'. Please note the subtle washes on the 'cloth' and axe handle, and the tight layering/wash on the AMM axe. Even the boots have a subtle, brown, wash. As was de rigueur, at the time, the painting technique is SOOTP (straight-out-of-the-pot). I need not comment on the prowess of the base (ca. 1993) ...
*after reading the 'How To' books and trying shading, layering etc (but not much highlighting, interestingly).
For recent work, you will have to follow Old Red Necron.
Laurentimort - Daemon Prince of Laurentix (Part 3)
Armature completed and work on detailing now begins ...
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