Ptolemy wrote:This is the Prince's dragon. If he chooses to lend it out once in awhile....the mage will have to make do.


Thanks for all the input btw =)
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Ptolemy wrote:This is the Prince's dragon. If he chooses to lend it out once in awhile....the mage will have to make do.
Oh, shit that looks very good!! Just leave it. If the mage borrows it then TFB about the colorsMireadur wrote:Or maybe the best is just leave it as it is, considering the prince is going to be the main rider after all?..
EDIT: Glad you like it. Umm i actually didnt even remember about it. Looking at the mini its a 3 part arm.. ithe blade is from the PG plastic kit. the bracer is from the PG new plastic box too, but since that sword was from a left hand i had to cut it and attach it to a right PG hand (removed the halberd i think) and the shoulder is from silver helms i believe.Mandragoran wrote:dual wield prince is just fantastic! Ok, i recognize left sword arm (phoenix guard box?) but don't know about right sword arm (and sword)?
Thanks =) im hoping to finish the army this year/1st quarter of 2012.. It will have been a 3 year work!Meraklis wrote:amazing work Mireadur![]()
glad to see that you are still working on your army. I always admire people who can keep their motivation going for a long time ! (unlike me)
Umm, burnished brown base colour. Then snakeleather bite, then mix 20% snake+80%bleached bone.. Then pure bleached bone finally white on the edges.Ptolemy wrote:Looking great Mireadur.
Can I ask about the 40mm base you are working on? What colors/techniques did you use? I've been trying to emulate a similar effect myself.
I can show you my 1st models and they sure dont look like these ones..Hell even just watching at the 1st pages of this log you see a huge difference... But so far ive put over 570 hours of painting into this HE log. I better have improved by now!Jimmy wrote:WOW!! Simply amazing work. I see work like this and I wonder why I bother painting seriously!!
Love the base as well.
I have done a bunch more work on the dragon. It's one of those models that will take me about 40-50 hours. But I don't do it all in one shot. I don't want to get sick of it. It's not so "gold" now, I really like the color I was adding so have added more. There is now a hint of blue too.Mireadur wrote:PS: Tinman... The fact they are beastmen doesnt mean we dont wanna see them :p. What happened to your gold dragon btw? Cant believe you just left if half done!
Grats on that man =) I wouldnt have expected less from youtinman wrote:Oh, btw, I won 1st place and best at show with my Lion Lord and I will show some pics of the beasts later today. Nothing is finished but I am making some progress.
I think it would look better if you left it the silvery/white. Particularly in the third picture you posted, there was a contrast between the bright silver of the flames, and a more darker boltgun/iron coloring closer to the haft that looked pretty cool. If there was some way to put further emphasis on that contrast, I think it would look great.Mireadur wrote:EDIT: I have a question about the halberd blade.. As you can see the blade has a flame pattern carved on it, well im not really sure about how should i paint that... Red flames again? leave it silvery/white as it is now? Opinions very much appreciated, thanks![]()
Eagle eyePtolemy wrote:Also...VERY minor thing I noticed. On the cloak, your flames are correct. Lighter colors on the bottom. Yet on the brazier, you have the flames backwards.