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Ugh – Hobby Gods are being less than subtle in their encouragement for me to stop what I’m doing – in the last 20 minutes I’ve had 2 pots of dropper bottle paint clog and then ejaculate their contents on my palette when the nozzle shot off, broken a mini and had both the plastic and super glue on hand run out to prevent me from doing repairs. Anyhow, some progress made!

 

Just going for tabletop so from here just need to touch up a few of the oopsies and a targeted ink wash then on to the basing.

@robert love the plaid and tartan work on your Celts. straight lines on folded cloth are not easy to manage – I tip my hat to you good Sir!

@danlee nice work on the pale skin tone – looks properly pale/porcelain without being unrealistic. Well played.

@horati0nosebl0wer great work so far on the base! hope your parts drop lands soon. I’ve had very mixed delivery times in the COVID-world, not that I’m complaining. None of my stuff is actually urgent 🙂

@m30wm1x congrats on getting the Brits finished! And a nice touch themeing the force that way 🙂 Yeah a coupel of us picked up some Tanks starters but haven’t gotten around to playing yet. Time to socialise has very much been at a premium recently. (Grumble grumble, stupid real life stealing our hobby time…) 😛

@irredeemable glad your cat is OK after it’s adventure 🙂 Nice vibrant yellow look on the robes!

@crazyredcoat nice progress! Love the realistic looking fabric tones on the Odin mini. I do like to see minis in realistic cloth colours now and then rather than the bright heroic colours we seem to be drawn to on fantasy minis.

@blinky465 I’m still trying to work out how to make faces look believable. I’ve got no issues painting yellow, white or black but realistic skin tones – that’s difficult. Nice bases!