I took a anons advice from one of the previous threads and tried to edge highlight. Still gotta layer some more glazes but I feel pretty happy with the edges so far as its my first time.
Fuck, phone keeps flipping the images for some reason.
Easton White
love the multicolor.
Benjamin Lewis
Friends, I need help. I'm trying to make an Abeyant for my Cawl model I plan to run as an Archmagos Prime in 30k. The main problem is he's just too damn big. He doesn't really fit on anything other than a Baneblade chassis. Anybody have any ideas?
Has anybody had any experience "basing" a model without the model actually being on the base? I'm trying to get a similar effect to pic related (ignore the paintjob, and it's not my model, just a proof of concept); I want to use the same base and a similar minimal basing scheme (probably just some of the gravel basing paint and minimal additions, similar to how Forge World bases its models), but I'm unsure if I should wait to put the model on before or after I paint the base, to avoid the "feet sinking into the ground" look.
Even though I know it´s supposed to be quilted sleeves they still kinda look like half a grenade, which is good considering he´s an ork. Nice conversion user.
William Jenkins
You could try putting tiny bits of sprue between the feet and the base to give some buffer space for the basing material.
Brody Wilson
I used stagadon scale green as base and used a mix with ice blue (old gw paint) as overbrush color,sort of stippled it on te higher area
Brayden Evans
>no /wip/
what the fuck
Isaiah Flores
Maybe the thread itself is a work in progress?
Anthony Cooper
>glue mini onto base >decide I want to spruce it up with cork and rock >glue on stuff >realize I left I crevice between his legs I can see but can get a brush to Fuck. Hopefully globs of texture paint and wash can save me
