Ye Olde Inn

by **Spiky** » September 24th, 2013, 8:05 am

Yes. Get drathe on the case - this guy is making me feel too inadequate about my painting

Thank you guys, you're too kind. Making miniatures is simply my job and I spend 8 hours a day making it for 4 year now professionnaly and 9 years in training... I'm a kind of miniatures freak so just paint as you want so long it's fun it's good.
Those mainting are only meant for playing, not showcasing or anything, I'm taking my time to have something cool. So probably 4 months of work everyday to achieve this set. I've got 5 or 6 times this amount to minis to paint so whenmy daughter will be in age to play I'll got everythings painted

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Thank you again.
Rémy

by **Goblin-King** » September 24th, 2013, 11:09 am

That gargoyle... is it converted or what? It looks like the one in the back of the book. Do you actually have one of the "prototypes"?

by **knightkrawler** » September 24th, 2013, 11:20 am

Ummm... I don't have the words. Either I'll start painting with THIS as the standard to meet or I never will. Jaysis!
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by **Spiky** » September 24th, 2013, 11:29 am

Goblin-King wrote:That gargoyle... is it converted or what? It looks like the one in the back of the book. Do you actually have one of the "prototypes"?

Hah! You caught him - he just stole Mike McVey's models and posted them as his!

It looks like the Gargoyle's sword detail is filled in, and the whip looks different too...

by **Sjeng** » September 24th, 2013, 11:58 am

wait a sec... the chaos wizard has THREE rings!?!? oh, my Goddess I need to check mine...

by **RemyT** » September 24th, 2013, 12:58 pm

I forgot to say. I've made some surgery mon my minis... For the gargoyle I reworked the face to have nice details and volumes, remade the whip with greenstuff, filled the hole pocked in the armour, add some jewels etc... The rings on the sorcerer are an addition too as well as the little edge around the horns. The bracelet on the barbarian is added too. Some other details are only hand painted. I carved the wood texture on the fimir's axes. Some little touches here and there to match to the Mcvey's versions.