Pretty quick paintjob on her. The pose makes taking photos awkward.
Sincere question: that's "quick?" The detail, shading, even distressed/wear is really impressive.
this post was submitted on 18 Oct 2024
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I guess quick is relative to the other hero's I painted for the set 😅. Thanks though!
I know nothing about miniatures or even painting at that level of detail. But I really admire the detail and shading. For example, the writing on the inside of the headgear above, to me, is such an amazing touch. Out of the miniatures you posted, what is a figure (or a specific detail on a figure) of which you are especially proud?
Appreciate it 😊. I'm quite happy with how the axe turned out on the zombie ogre, and the bases in general. The shoulder armor on Glaurio gave me a lot of trouble initially as I was just learning non-metalic metals. I still am learning NMM but I've certainly improved since.