Care for some Koolaid? Like the looks of your minis so far. Very clean.
HHmmm Koolaid. What flavour ?:)
Thanks for the warm Welcome. Going to get those orcs seals and finish the poison mortar I have on the back burner tonight... if I have time wash and start layering the Reaver as well.
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Blackwraith wrote:
Lady_Soria wrote:
Care for some Koolaid? Like the looks of your minis so far. Very clean.
HHmmm Koolaid. What flavour ?:)
Thanks for the warm Welcome. Going to get those orcs seals and finish the poison mortar I have on the back burner tonight... if I have time wash and start layering the Reaver as well.
Cherry and a "special" ingredient
can't wait to see it all done up mate
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Ocean has it right, to make it believable paint the wood grain. Which is annoyyyyying!
Any brown on the lighter side will do. A more neutral tone like you said.
Is there any texture sculpted into the wood. If so I will usually base a very light brown almost tan. Wash it dark brown and then drybrush the light brown again.
If there is no texture how about painting it like bone instead?
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