I want to say thank you to those of you that commented on my last post about test minis. I think I just needed to accept the fact that when starting a new color scheme, the noble test miniature is unavoidable.
So here are some more pictures of the mini. I'm pretty happy with it.
This is definitely pretty rough still. I need to neaten up some of the blending, especially around the horns. I'm happy I was able to work some subtle purple shading into this guy.
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5 comments:
Wow. Just. Wow. Your test mini quality is light years ahead of my production models!
That red is sooo smooth and I love the gnarly bump highlights. Did you finish the sword? Is it going to be a bone finish then?
Excellent test model Citizen Nick!
I like the purple tongue! - it fits in with the red flesh parts very well and gives a unique feel to the miniature (and potentially a unit of them at a later date?).
Looking good sir! I didn't comment on the previous post but I'm a test model guy too. Because I work on my models largely piecemeal these days I start my scheme on a set of legs before I move to each successive stage, but yeah. I work out the details on the first model - as Slayer would say - Piece by Piece!
Thanks to everyone for the nice comments.
Yeah, the sword is going to be bone. It needs a few more layers to smooth it out a bit. I also haven't done anything to the brass on the pomel.
I like it Scott. This is an excellent model as well!
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