Posted: 15 Apr 2009, o 16:17
Tell me Demi, how did you make so realistic desert sand?
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Posted: 15 Apr 2009, o 16:54
@HorusReborn - as far as I know Pud Thrower is not Demi's work...
Posted: 15 Apr 2009, o 22:23
HorusReborn wrote:really diggin that last piece. The grey flesh is a nice touch. Not sure about the name, Pud thrower, round here lol it's meaning is totally different LOL great work man!
I also like that thrower a lot but as mahon wrote that's not mine work but "official" paintjobmahon wrote:@HorusReborn - as far as I know Pud Thrower is not Demi's work...
that model is the one I wanna paint next from DA range
I used some powdered chalk but under it there were many layers of drybrush: base color was terracotta, the final highlight - bleached boneGalharen wrote:Tell me Demi, how did you make so realistic desert sand?
Posted: 18 Apr 2009, o 20:06
and another one is finally finished - I couldn't use unpainted model for gaming 
this time it's deneghra's most fav pet: nightmare (unique helljack)
I followed advices from wip thread and highlighted armout a bit (not too much though, I wanted to keep it rather battleworn), added some oxidation and glowy runes so enemy from the distance 2km can shoot it in the night...
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this time it's deneghra's most fav pet: nightmare (unique helljack)
I followed advices from wip thread and highlighted armout a bit (not too much though, I wanted to keep it rather battleworn), added some oxidation and glowy runes so enemy from the distance 2km can shoot it in the night...
Click to see full-sized imagePosted: 18 Apr 2009, o 22:13
lovely im so impressed with this one, i especially like the way the green doesn't overpower the other colours. Great job Demi 
im so impressed with this one, i especially like the way the green doesn't overpower the other colours. Great job Demi Posted: 18 Apr 2009, o 23:22
Looks like green runes was the best choice!
It's a very nice fig Demi, but I think you should highlight that exhaust a bit. I know it's supposed to be covered in soot or something, but it doesn't really look painted in some pictures.
Overall a very good tabletop fig!
It's a very nice fig Demi, but I think you should highlight that exhaust a bit. I know it's supposed to be covered in soot or something, but it doesn't really look painted in some pictures.
Overall a very good tabletop fig!
Posted: 19 Apr 2009, o 06:27
It seems you are very good with rust as well.
Posted: 19 Apr 2009, o 08:46
good idea - I might paint some battledamage (chipped paint?) in exhaust area - just to break the monotony; I want to keep it's current "oily" look;ToMaZ wrote:It's a very nice fig Demi, but I think you should highlight that exhaust a bit. I know it's supposed to be covered in soot or something, but it doesn't really look painted in some pictures.
besides I've just noticed some things to correct
bah, cryx model without rust ain't cryx!LittleDave wrote:It seems you are very good with rust as well.
Posted: 19 Apr 2009, o 15:29
decent tabletop quality. the green parts add a little eyecatching effect to the model but the flat exhaust pipe and grey surfaces are so boring...
surely enough to call it a decent tabletop quality paintjob though!
surely enough to call it a decent tabletop quality paintjob though!
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Posted: 13 May 2009, o 08:24
another toy from zombie-workshop
the model was actually painted some time ago but last weekend I finally managed to finish the base - it's my first base with artificial water used (that's why it doesn't look at nice as I hoped);
the model is the first piece from the huge warzone order which Deco and I tool about december; imo it's one of the best models sculpted for warzone ever! I hope to use it for gaming as well so the model hasn't been glued to the base and that means I can take pic of base from above to show what is in the water - not mentioning the shell;
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yesterday I finished another base which will be sunk as soon as I finish the model for it - to be hones I can't wait to challenge andrea water once again!
the model was actually painted some time ago but last weekend I finally managed to finish the base - it's my first base with artificial water used (that's why it doesn't look at nice as I hoped
);the model is the first piece from the huge warzone order which Deco and I tool about december; imo it's one of the best models sculpted for warzone ever! I hope to use it for gaming as well so the model hasn't been glued to the base and that means I can take pic of base from above to show what is in the water - not mentioning the shell;
Click to see full-sized imageyesterday I finished another base which will be sunk as soon as I finish the model for it - to be hones I can't wait to challenge andrea water once again!