WoW minis

MiSiU · Post by **MiSiU** » 12 Feb 2008, o 22:15

Trovarion wrote:I have repainted some Mageknight models, it's how i got to painting ^^ so thank god for fugley prepainted plastic minis! xP

Let's just kill him and pose it like a suicide, before it spreads...

NAVARRO · Post by **NAVARRO** » 12 Feb 2008, o 22:22

someone just nuke trov

Post by **Demi_morgana** » 12 Feb 2008, o 22:28

Nav, will You send Your tactical bombers fleet over Elbląg if You learn I'm consideing getting pre-painted mechwarrior model? just one ^^

NAVARRO · Post by **NAVARRO** » 12 Feb 2008, o 22:46

Traitor!!!

Post by **Demi_morgana** » 12 Feb 2008, o 22:48

calm down man, it's just for purposes of painting demonstration in lgs

ToMaZ · Post by **ToMaZ** » 12 Feb 2008, o 22:52

excuses excuses.... I with Nav.. Bombs over Elblag!!!

Post by **Nameless** » 12 Feb 2008, o 23:30

I thought we couldn't hate pre-painted more...

Trovarion wrote:I have repainted some Mageknight models, it's how i got to painting ^^ so thank god for fugley prepainted plastic minis! xP

... I was so wrong...

Skya · Post by **Skya** » 12 Feb 2008, o 23:39

SHeesh, do I need to post up some of my repainted Dreamblade or Heroclix figures? Honestly, prepaints put out stuff that otherwise just wouldnt exist. It means that things that have expensive licenses can be produced cheaper which in many cases allows them to be produced at all. Now mind you as with the rest of the hobby, some of them are better then others, both in the paint quality on them and the plastic quality, but in general the actual sculpting quality is about the same, though sometimes it's buried under an 1/8 of an inch of paint.

Post by **Nameless** » 12 Feb 2008, o 23:45

I have not much experience with pre-paints Noel, but I find pre-painted sculpts too 'simple' sometimes. This is probably because of machine-painting requirements.

ToMaZ · Post by **ToMaZ** » 12 Feb 2008, o 23:47

yeah, most of the prepaints i've seen so far, were pretty flat and not detailed...