Manda’s (Amachan) ‘Oiling Up’ Project

Getting back into painting after a bit of an unplanned hiatus and I found out that the only muddy basing paste I had had dried out. I don’t really use basing pastes any more, but I still had a pot of textured weathering effects that with a bit of water will hopefully work on this base.

I got the shading done on the wolf and the heads on pikes….

One midnight painting session later and I got the highlighting & detailing done on Frost Shaman Boudi.

Little bit more work on the wolf, mostly the face and the base.

And then I did start a bit with my face practice. Going to see how much shading will do after this.

Yesterday I got the second layer of weathering on Frost Shaman Boudi from Hasslefree Miniatures done. I am updating the paint job on this model to my newer standard as a test for updating my whole fantasy army.

I got the first layer of weathering on Frost Shaman Boudi from Hasslefree Miniatures done. I am updating the paint job on this model to my newer standard as a test for updating my whole fantasy army.

My first time doing fur with oil paints. I am quite happy with the result and will do the details with acrylics once this is cured. The model is the Wolf Companion from Atlantis Miniatures.

This is Frost Shaman Boudi from Hasslefree Miniatures, a model I painted before. I re-based her in my newer style and updating the paint job to my newer style without fully repainting the model. This is test piece for updating my whole fantasy army.

Before this I removed her from her old base, glued her onto a new one. Did the basing in my newer style, primed it by hand and you see where I am at now.