Re: Speed Painting
Posted by The Skald on Oct 17, 2014; 10:17am
URL: http://the-lost-and-the-damned.71.s1.nabble.com/Speed-Painting-tp7581213p7581329.html
Oops! sorry Mortis, I missed your question, but I've already let the cat-out-the-bag over on the "General Discussion" thread
They're 16mm to the ft (approximately 1/19th scale), and a German company called Schleich do a fantasy range about the right size that allows for a bit of silliness (the figures over on the other thread are old Burger King promo's)
Anyhow, the reason I'm posting here is to report that I've waded through a load more of the Parker D&D figures with simple block painting followed by washes, a bit of dry brushing on a few, then matt varnish. A couple of evenings work ~
Just the Gnolls and Bugbears to do and then I can move on to some less 'toylike' figure
URL: http://the-lost-and-the-damned.71.s1.nabble.com/Speed-Painting-tp7581213p7581329.html
Oops! sorry Mortis, I missed your question, but I've already let the cat-out-the-bag over on the "General Discussion" thread
They're 16mm to the ft (approximately 1/19th scale), and a German company called Schleich do a fantasy range about the right size that allows for a bit of silliness (the figures over on the other thread are old Burger King promo's)
Anyhow, the reason I'm posting here is to report that I've waded through a load more of the Parker D&D figures with simple block painting followed by washes, a bit of dry brushing on a few, then matt varnish. A couple of evenings work ~
Just the Gnolls and Bugbears to do and then I can move on to some less 'toylike' figure
When men meet foes in fight, better is stout heart than sharp sword.
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