I went a little wild with making every miniature look very individualistic. Different hair colors. Different wounds.. even went so far as to use epoxy putty to race some details and adding others. It's just so much damn fun!
Hi thank you for the videos I really quite enjoy them and it was actually because of your video on painting Leon etc that made me bite the bullet and buy the mega paint set and actually try this for myself. It turns out I’m pretty competent at it which is cool. I did have one question for you and that is what are you using for a palette? It looks like wax paper to me but I’m really curious. Thanks again and keep up the good work!
Glad to know the hobby is working for you! It's actually just a plastic card sleeve. You could use any plastic or wax surface, just whatever is handily available to you. Just avoid paper/cardboard surfaces because that will absorb your paint and it can dry a lot faster.
Really cool to see you got more sculpts! Keep up the good work! Love what you do. 😊
loving the series. hope you continue the whole board game
I went a little wild with making every miniature look very individualistic. Different hair colors. Different wounds.. even went so far as to use epoxy putty to race some details and adding others. It's just so much damn fun!
Hi thank you for the videos I really quite enjoy them and it was actually because of your video on painting Leon etc that made me bite the bullet and buy the mega paint set and actually try this for myself. It turns out I’m pretty competent at it which is cool. I did have one question for you and that is what are you using for a palette? It looks like wax paper to me but I’m really curious. Thanks again and keep up the good work!
Glad to know the hobby is working for you! It's actually just a plastic card sleeve. You could use any plastic or wax surface, just whatever is handily available to you. Just avoid paper/cardboard surfaces because that will absorb your paint and it can dry a lot faster.