Working with large dragons

Neolis · Post by **Neolis** » 11 Dec 2008, o 18:27

Thanks all I will try and put him together with some greenstuff tonight to fill in gaps and let it set up over night. If it isn't raining or i can steal my buddys airbrush vent i'll prime mabye on friday. More motivation to finish the little projects on my desk to make room for the big guy.

@ToMaZ and off topic: your avatar is great. I have a co-worker who reads over my shoulder and it creeps her out every time.

Post by **Skrit** » 11 Dec 2008, o 19:52

@TMZ: hmmm, really?

ToMaZ · Post by **ToMaZ** » 11 Dec 2008, o 20:13

Neolis wrote:@ToMaZ and off topic: your avatar is great. I have a co-worker who reads over my shoulder and it creeps her out every time.

Hehehe

Thanks. Didn't know he was that creepy though.

@ Skrit: PM me if you're interested!

Dragyn · Post by **Dragyn** » 15 Dec 2008, o 17:29

Get in touch with Sue (paintminion) she has done a number fo dragons and could probably lend you much good advice about painting dragons.

paintminion · Post by **paintminion** » 26 Dec 2008, o 05:59

OOps, sorry guys, I've been offline for over a week due to internet service dufus bloody providers. Can I say bloody here? Anyway, on my website ( paintminion.com) I believe the Dragon Diary for the blue is still up? MIght be of help to you, otherwise, ask me specific questions and I'll be happy to try and help. I've done more than a few of these larger dragons, but most all of them I've had completely put together before painting as I think assembling a large piece needs special care with pinning, putty work and such. And it's so large, the gaps would show and you'd have to fix the paintjob around them...better to have a solid miniature to work with and touch up as needed. Buy some larger brushes.