Hi there, sons of the Father of Darkness. I had stopped reading the old forum, but the great Fabelzel told me about the new one. I have been painting some oldhammer, and mainly 10 mm Warmaster Chaos Dwarves, wich I love, and plan to get to 2k painted points.
I will use this blog to show you my stuff, including 28mm, 10mm, and scenery.
Thanks a lot for your answers¡ they are 10mm, so real tiny stuff, but I love them and I have some ideas about scenic hobby with them. This time I have painted some old Bretonnia too.
Welcome back! The paint job on those 10mm CDs is really quite stunning with a ton of detail visible given the scale. The army is looking quite striking overall. I second Reaver’s comments on your Betonnian Knights. Beautiful colors and the gold trim on the models looks amazing.
Cheers for sharing those Bretts @Nergal , they do look amazing also! You have alot of talent in painting and I will be keeping an eye out for more of your work, very pleasing on the eye
That is pretty cool you know @Fabelzel !! I have a massive crush on Fabs sculpts
I get shivers when I hear his name, I really want to paint his stuff that I have printed but I want it to look extra good and I feel my painting is not worthy of his sculpts!! It will get the better of me one day and I will try, although I may never share pics if they look shit lol
No way man, taking nothing away from Nergal, but I think you could also paint this good, you are very, very talented with the brush from what I have seen!
Ouuu…I love it¡¡¡ I am printing one ot his CD, and will paint it soon. This one is great¡¡¡. He gets the oldschool character and feeling but in a modern style, Im in love with his work ¡
Do not wait to paint them¡¡¡¡ If you love the models, you will make a great job, and btw, learn by painting it. Finishing models (including bases, wich I hate) is one of the keys to getting better, and the other is painting what you really love.
You can always print more, and believe me you will paint better those miniatures now that you love them¡. And of course, show them and ask for constructive feedback if you want to get better. We all are learning.