After the jump there are some other pics as well as a bit of blabber about my current mindset with regards to painting.
I have problems painting multiple models at a time. This is something that I seem to have to re-learn every so often. There is something about my personality that bothers me if I am not painting to a certain standard. Now I know I have painted ranked up armies in the past, but those are a bit different. Those models I am less concerned with the overall product and more concerned with completion. The thing with my Menoth is that even though I feel the Privateer Press models leave a lot to be desired (I am an old Confrontation player and the quality and character of Rackham's sculpts spoiled me), I have been using them as an exercise to work on my technique.
Why am I even bringing this up? Well it actually has to do with the project at hand. See the model picture here is one from a group of three that I started at the same time. You can see the WIPs of them together here. That was pretty much the last I worked on them together. It was handy at the time because I was able to work out some of my color combinations. After that point though I felt more comfortable sticking and keeping with one model. So you get this one. Hopefully I can maintain focus long enough to get them all done.
3 comments:
I'll agree that just about nothing compares to the lovely sculpts Rackham was jamming out with Confrontation- but overall, the PP line has a certain thoughtfulness that I don't see elsewhere. Malifaux is coming close, though.
I'm enjoying the work I see here.
Can I ask how you did the "creases" or small lines on the unfolded scroll? I've tried similar things and it just looks bad and I don't know quite why.
The creases are actually part of the sculpt. They were done with the darkest shadow color on the scroll with a small amount of black added. Then I highlighted the lower edge.
Looks good. I also like the way Brent painted his up. Two diffrent styles a on great looking mini.
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