Skip to main content

Goblins finished






Recipes used: 


 Flesh: 


  • Base Gretchen Green 
  • Wash thraka green 
  • Highlight Nurgling Highlight 
  • Had some success in adding spot washes of RMS red brick, but become to cumbersome for all the line troops 


Metal/Weapons 


  • Base Mithril Silver 
  • Stipple dark flesh 
  • Stipple Tau Sept Ochre (I think?)
  • Wash Devlan Mud 
  • Highlight characters' weapons with Mithril Silver 


Shafts 


  • Base Merchite leaving some spots slightly transparent 
  • Highlight Blood Red 


Shoes and Strings 


  • Tausept Ochre base
  • Devlan Mud wash 
  • Highlight Tau Sept Ochre 


Bags and Quivers 


  • Khemri Brown base coat
  • Devlan Mud wash 
  • Highlilght Khemri Brown 


Robes


  • Black 
  • Shadow grey edge highlights 


Shields 


  • Ice blue stippling on symbol 


Banner 


  • Dheneb Stone 
  • Wash Ogryn Flesh 
  • Highlight Screaming Skull
  • Edge Highlight Ceramite White 


Overall happy with the end result. I'd maybe look at changing my black recipe, but I think it works for gw sized armies.
Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Syberia, My Take

So, finally played through and beat Syberia 1 & 2, which have been on my list of games to play for... 5 years now? Was really looking forward to seeing a modern graphics adventure game. Pros: -Lush environments that looked beautiful -Steam punk aesthetic that I liked -The Russian environments and slant were a nice break from standard western/asian themes Cons: -Interaction areas didn't stand out. This made some puzzles into frustrating experiences since I had to go back and try to figure out what I missed, which wasn't always obvious as items blended into the background. -Story was so-so. Second one felt much more engaging then the first though. -Felt like a lot of back and forth puzzles, I.E. run over here, do one thing, run over there and do one thing, run back do one thing. Which is kind of annoying. I accept that not every puzzle will be self contained, but sometimes it got annoying.
Post a Comment
Read more

15mm/6mm Woods (WIP)

Good bye to green felt templates!  I ended up with a scrap piece of 1/4" ply wood from some home remodeling.  And while I had an urge to do some buildings for 15mm, I haven't been playing a lot of 15mm gaming lately.  So, I decided that some woods would work for both 6mm (Dirtside 2 and Strike Legion) as well as 15mm sci fi or 15mm anceints gaming (ADG). I started by: Sketching out some rough circular shapes on the 1/4" ply Cutting them out with a jig saw.  I didn't follow the lines exactly, just tried to keep near them Power sanded down the edges to give them a bit of a gradual slope Glued 3"(For 15mm) or 2" (for 6mm) around the edges, with one or two in the middle for support.  I mostly left them open as these are for gaming, not for display.  I need to fit the figures in there!  This was done with liquid nails.  I put about a pea worth of liquid nails down, pushed the nail in and gave it a bit of a twirl.   Left me with the foll...
Post a Comment
Read more

Gondor Warriors Test Recipe

Basecoating   1. Black primer via a rattlecan 2. Base coat "Abaddon Black" 3. Overbrush Vallejo 70.995 (German Camo Black) heavily 4. Not on these, but think another lighter over brush of a lighter grey would help.  Maybe a 1:1   70.995 with an ivory or other.   5. GW Lead Belcher on armor 6. Iraqi Dark Sand on the shield trees.  Less important the color here, just an ivory  7. Wash the whole model with "Nuln Oil" making sure not to pool Armor 1. Thick edge highlights of GW Iron Breaker Gloves 1. Base GW Gorthor Brown 2. Heavy wash Agrax Earthshade 3. Highlight back Gorthor Brown Belts/Scabbards 1. Base GW Steel Legion Drab 2. Heavy wash Agrax Earthshade 3. Highlight Vallejo Game Color 72.061 "Khaki" Flesh 1. Base GW Bugman's glow 2. Wash Agrax Earthshade 3. Highlight Bugman's Glow 4. Highlight Reaper Tanned Skin Bows 1. Base GW Mournfang Brown 2. Base tips GW Balthasar Gold 3. Wash Agrax Earthshade 4. High tips with Burnished Gold
Post a Comment
Read more