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Neolis
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by Neolis » 3 Sep 2009, o 04:39
MY ME2 mini
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Still not sure how pics ended up different sizes. First time with a display base and playing with water effects.
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by Nameless » 3 Sep 2009, o 08:29
where is this mini from?
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by mahon » 3 Sep 2009, o 09:54
reminds me of Rackham a bit, but I think I can't remember it in their range...
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by Neolis » 3 Sep 2009, o 12:11
It is a Rackham mini.
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by mahon » 3 Sep 2009, o 12:15
and the weapon - are these polished and stained metals or painted and very smooth metallics?
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by Neolis » 3 Sep 2009, o 21:23
Well I hate to answer a question with a question but.... You can polish metal minis?
Did the metalic bits with gunmetal, chaos black, and mithral silver (a new pot) why the space marine guy was so bad.
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by mahon » 4 Sep 2009, o 10:22
oh yes, you can. that's a pretty common way of achieving the metallic effect by historical modellers.
you polish it to achieve the metallics sheen and then stain it with dark washes to create shadows.
check the 6th paragraph for some notes I wrote long time ago.
and your metallics look so shiny that I thought you used the polishing method.
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by arctica » 4 Sep 2009, o 10:32
Hmm i never realised polishing was such an effective technique.
Oh Neo nice mini btw
he's cool
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by Skrit » 4 Sep 2009, o 12:27
Well I luv it! The metals are great and the fig has so much character!
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by Cyberpaddy66 » 9 Sep 2009, o 03:36
Neolis wrote: You can polish metal minis?
There was one on here a while ago by someone who polished and lacquered a knights helm... looked totally fantastic and I think your metallics are brilliant BTW
Getting back into the thick (or rather thin as in thinning my paints) of it, not picked up a brush in some time so this may hurt a bit until I get used to the feel of them again