Skin, eyes, makeup, and lady bits done on the next ten Blood Vestals from Raging Heroes. Such a breeze using Citadel Contrast Paint to get the skin done in two steps. Eyebrows are usually something I avoid painting on models, but the way the eyes are framed with the purple eye shadow really makes them pop as part of the face (plus RH actually digitally modeled the eyebrows, so why not paint em!).
Now comes the long part of black base coating everything back in to finish the models. Always find this the most time-consuming part, but Black Templars Contrast has been helpful for the edges where skin meets clothing or hair.
~iPaint
Thursday, October 31, 2019
Monday, October 21, 2019
Raging Heroes Blood Vestals - First Five
First five painted Raging Heroes Blood Vestals miniatures. These are the older metal models still available from before their Kickstarter that introduced newer sculpts. They will fit in well with my Games-Workshop Dark Elves and count as Witch Elves.
I prefer the more simple styles of these models compared to the newer versions. The goal is to have two units of twelve painted at some point for either Dragon Rampant, SAGA Age of Magic, or any other skirmish fantasy rules that pique my interest.
Four were painted using a standard layering process for the skin, while the fourth in line starting from the left was painted using Citadel Contrast Paints for her skin, followed by a single highlight of Reaper Fair Skin Highlight.
The process was so quick on her skin I'll be doing that for the remainder of the models. The first test model I painted is first in line on the far left, and I think the styles match up fairly well considering how long it's been since I painted her.
I have about 20 or so magnetized Dark Elf rank and file I need to finish up as well.
~iPaint
I prefer the more simple styles of these models compared to the newer versions. The goal is to have two units of twelve painted at some point for either Dragon Rampant, SAGA Age of Magic, or any other skirmish fantasy rules that pique my interest.
Four were painted using a standard layering process for the skin, while the fourth in line starting from the left was painted using Citadel Contrast Paints for her skin, followed by a single highlight of Reaper Fair Skin Highlight.
The process was so quick on her skin I'll be doing that for the remainder of the models. The first test model I painted is first in line on the far left, and I think the styles match up fairly well considering how long it's been since I painted her.
I have about 20 or so magnetized Dark Elf rank and file I need to finish up as well.
~iPaint
Thursday, October 3, 2019
Orktober! 2019 Part 1
Been a while but felt Orktober would be a good reason to post some new minis. The plan is to use This Is Not a Test as a base rules set and do some Gorkamorka styled warband skirmish games.
Here we have some Games Workshop and Kromlech ork bits for the first batch of Goffs. I have Bad Moons, Goffs, Evil Sunz, and Blood Axes planned as the current warbands.
Here we have some Games Workshop and Kromlech ork bits for the first batch of Goffs. I have Bad Moons, Goffs, Evil Sunz, and Blood Axes planned as the current warbands.
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| The first five Goff Ork Boyz |
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| Sluggas and choppas, Cannon armed Boyz |
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| Slugga and choppa, Cannon armed 'Ard Boyz |
The Kromlech armored bodies, heads and weapons are a great fit with the GW kit, and I've got a whole bunch of other parts from Spellcrow and For Fun Miniatures to throw into the mix.
Wednesday, November 2, 2016
More 28mm Post Apocalypse Miniatures
Some more painted 28mm post apocalypse miniatures. First up are some Vault Tec Vault Dwellers from Brother Vinni's, a Mechanic from Studio2, a gunslinger from Brigade Games, and a Peacekeeper warband from World's End Publishing.
~iPaint
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| Brother Vinni's Vault Dwellers |
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| Studio 2 Deadlands and Brigade Games |
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| World's End Peacekeepers Warband |
~iPaint
Wednesday, September 21, 2016
More This Is Not A Test Post Apocalypse Goodies
Finished up some more caravanner/scavengers for the wasteland. Decided I am going to base my post apoc gaming in a time a bit after the bombs fell, and with a bit of vegetation returning to the wasteland. As such, I've added in some more green static grass to my basing, and this will allow me to do some cool water grime and streaking, as well as justify the rust everywhere. Acid rain corrodes after all!
I've rebased all of my painted minis for post apocalypse, and am much more satisfied with how things are looking. I'm planning to get some serious mileage out of my Cigar Box Battle Mixed Ground gaming mat.
~iPaint
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| Micro Art Studio crate piles. |
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| EM4 scavengers. |
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| Copplestone, EM4, and Brigade Games scavengers and caravanners. |
~iPaint
Tuesday, September 13, 2016
Ghouls and Caravanners - This Is Not A Test
Painted a few caravanners and a bunch of feral ghouls or zombies for This Is Not A Test.
~iPaint
| Reaper Miniatures |
| EM4 Miniatures |
| Pig Iron Productions |
Monday, September 12, 2016
Some WIP on Post Apocalypse
In an effort to get some miniatures and terrain ready for This Is Not A Test, I've been slowly working through the backlog and finishing a few minis I'd started almost a year ago, as well as made some inroads on getting terrain ready.
~iPaint
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| Reaper Miniatures - Post Apocalyptic Hunter |
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| Pig Iron Productions Infected for use as feral ghouls or zombies. |
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| Armorcast tire piles. |
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| Micro Art Studio crate heap. |
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| Micro Art Studio crate heap. |
~iPaint
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