Very Slow League of Infamy Project

Drakon was airbrush primed in week 7 with IDF Israeli Sand Grey Vallejo Surface Primer then Titanium White Liquitex Acrylic Ink was sprayed from above.

Base coated the model Tan Earth (Vallejo Model Air) with an airbrush.

Panel lined the model with Violet (Vallejo Game Ink).

Overbrushed Tan Earth to try and tidy up the previous step.

Dry brushed Barbarian Flesh (The Army Painter War Paints)

Dry brushed Ice Yellow (Vallejo Model Color)

Dry brushed Ivory (Vallejo Model Color) on the highest areas along the back and the elbow.

Glazed the red areas with Vallejo Glaze Medium and Bloody Red (Vallejo Game Color).

This is my first attempt at using glaze medium.  At first I added paint and medium to my wet palette but that ended up a runny mess, so I ended up using a dry palette for that part.

The wings, spine and chitin will be glazed with Yellow Ochre (Vallejo Model Air). I will also try and glaze some of the Violet Ink into the shaded areas of skin.

The Drakon skin was glazed several times with Bloody Red.  The Wings, eyes, horns,teeth and claws were all painted using the same method as the Green Juvenile Drakons (Week 7).  They were then gloss varnished followed by a matt varnish the next day.

Gave the Juvenile Drakons’ skin another coat of  my mix of Bloody Red and Cam. Black Brown, then highlighted layers of  Bloody Red and Ice Yellow mix .  The next step will be glazes of Bloody Red by thinning the paint with water and wicking my brush on paper towels before applying transparent layers to the figure.

Doing the wings and eyes in a similar fashion to the green Juvenile Drakons (Week 7).  These are now ready for glazing with Yellow Ochre.

Starting to base coat the other 5 Juvenile Drakons with a mix of Bloody Red and Cam. Black Brown.  Also emphasises that I need to take better photos.

One of the finished Juvenile Drakons crawling.

One of the finished standing Juvenile Drakons

Finished painting 5 of the Juvenile Drakons to a point I happy to game with.  Varnished with Winsor and Newton Galeria Gloss Varnish followed by Vallejo Polyurethane Matt Varnish the next day.