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Joan of Arc Dragon
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About the Project
So I picked up the Joan of Arc dragon with the kickstarter and never actually got around to painting it. Now is that time.....
Related Game: Time of Legends: Joan of Arc
Related Company: Mythic Games
Related Genre: Fantasy
This Project is Completed
Preparation
Seen as the Dragon is pretty much built the only real preparation I needed to do was to base and fill in a few gaps.
Basing was simple, I just used some find sand and a few small (teeny) pieces of slate I had left over from some previous projects.
Filling the gaps was also a simple process with getting some green stuff in there so the parts of the dragon blended together.
Basecoating
Bascoating was done with the Games Workshop spray, Wraithbone.
At this point I still wasn’t sure how I was going to paint it up but I wanted the option of contrast paints.
Painting the Dragon
I really didn’t know what direction I wanted to go with colours or anything really. I was having a look through some of my older minis and came across some Lizardmen (Seraphon) I painting a few years ago. The bigger ones were painted mainly black with a red stripe down their backs. I then did their undersides with zandi dust (if I remember correctly).
So I decided to try to replicate this paint scheme, on a much bigger scale, using mainly contrast paints.
Painting Video….
Golden Button
Golden Button Award, I know this isn’t technically anything to do with my painting the model but I wanted to add this button to this so I can look back fondly!!
Such an honour, I was so pleased I made my wife watch last weeks XLBS just to hear it mentioned. I really do these videos and projects to keep me painting, and to help others new to the hobby of course. It’s nice to hear that they’re appreciated.
