Painting a Desert Base for Miniatures (D&D Blue Dragon Part 3)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- We're painting a desert and/or arid base for our D&D blue dragon. Please ignore my mistake of saying Pale Sand during the highlighting. I should of said Pale FLESH.
Blue Dragon Build Part 1:
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PAINT KEY
VMC = Vallejo Model Color
VGC = Vallejo Game Color
VMA = Vallejo Model Air
VPA = Vallejo Panzer Aces
MC = Vallejo Metal Color
AK = AK Interactive
ROCKS
VGC Charred Brown
VGC Charred Brown + VMC Cork Brown
VGC Charred Brown + VMC Cork Brown + VGC Filthy Brown
VGC Filthy Brown
VGC Filthy Brown + VGC Pale Sand
VGC Charred Brown + VGC Terracotta
VGC Black Ink + VGC Brown Ink
SAND
VMC Beige Brown
VGC Heavy Skintone
VGC Heavy Skintone + VGC Pale Flesh
VGC Black Ink + VGC Brown Ink + VMC Glaze Medium
VGC Skin wash
Army Painter Grass Tufts
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That Dragon has been beautifully painted
The confidence you have drybrushing that quickly (I know it’s sped up, the point still stands), with that large a brush next to such a beautifully painted model always impresses (scares) me.
I don't have much interest in anything that isn't historical, but I find myself watching nearly all your videos simply because the techniques you teach are so versatile
No deep hurting here, just gorgeous work, top to bottom! A well crated, believable base helps to set the mood of the piece and give it a bit more life.
I couldn't find a clip of " SANDSTORM!!! SANDSTORM!!" from the same skit. See? Topical!
Amazing!!!!! Sometimes a project isn't complete without a well painted base/environment.
This turned out really great looking!
im about to give my dragon a try ty for the tutorial im gonna try my best to follow this is gonna take a lot of patience im missing some of the colors like andrea blue and a few others but I have most and ill be trying to substitute as best I can I have most of the blues you used I feel that's the most important part
Another wonderful piece Dr. Faust. Thank you for making miniature painting more accessible.
A master piece!
I've always found it odd that Blue Dragons live in the desert, a place where they definitely don't blend in... just an odd thought there. Anyhow, the base looks amazing, and there's just enough of a difference in tones between the pile of stones (I assume they're sculpted to represent some sort of ruins) and the sand and rocks so that they provide good contrast while still looking like they came from the same environment. I think it would interesting to see you paint a Black Dragon at some point; with how you've handled the other dragons you've painted so far, I have no doubt it would come out looking great.
You don't need to blend in when you're an apex predator and rule over minions to do all your work for you!
I always assumed it was the only environment left after doing the obvious ones. Green dragons for forests, black for swamps, white for arctic, etc. Guess they didn't want blue for water without making them drastically different species for an underwater environment. I read somewhere they've been moved to coastal regions, but I went with the old school.
lots of sky in the desert, if you're sitting on a peak you blend in with the sky. Or as Epiclids said, some times you say you're a badass and that's all the camo you need.
Always interested in working on the bases ... and this one particularly successful, impressive and wonderful job, this blue dragon is lucky!👍👍👍
Can you make a winter base?
try using Arlenes Tacky glue for the grass tufts
I'll give it a try, thanks.
Looks awesome! I know this is a "painting" clinic, but id be interested in how you made the base!
Except for the wood bottom and gravel, it's all part of the dragon mini.
@@ThePaintingClinic ah ty!
Hey Doc! Love the series. Really Impressive work. Question for ya. Was the base included with the Dragon, or did you design that yourself?
It's a cheap wood base from a craft store.
Hey have you thought about painting so ho scale buildings I would love to know how to do brickwork. I love your channel, by the way.
Faust : I've mixed in Pale sand
onscreen alert : Pale Flesh.
Yup. Already mentioned in the description.
And he won't even admit it!!!
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really wish there was a way for pieces with sculpt and paint detail this well done to be mass manufactured for like 5 figures for $20-$25 (with todays more advanced manufacturing techniques). Something like where it really just boils down to how much material they use to make the figure is the primary basis of cost per figure. I think 3d printing with color will solve this in the coming years. I have a feeling 3d printing is going to flip a lot of industries on their heads. Think about the only thing needed is a 3d model. No need to cast, paint, sculpt or anything. And being able to print out anything figure you want at home. Want a 1/24th scale in 1/4 scale? rescale with the click of a button and BOOM! 15 minutes later (with super fast 3d printing as printers get faster and faster) you got it. But wheres the fun in any of that?
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whell with bass on a re do its new and inprved like it see more whe you post more and hope you do me i gess othes like see ing your vids
Can I buy that from you? Serious request.
You can make me a serious offer by messaging me thru Twitter or Facebook.