WitchHunterWarband..ShadowWarriorWarband...Ulli & Marquand

I concur!

lovely models! ive taken lots of tips from looking at them!

I seem to learn so much looking at other peoples great models!

frog wrote:

lovely models! ive taken lots of tips from looking at them!

I seem to learn so much looking at other peoples great models!

Thanx a lot...much obliged!!!
I've seen a fantastic miniature from another mortheim fanatic (foot), I had to make him too...
I'm not very satisfied.



And the next one is a "normal" Flagellant

stunning.. I especially dig the face of the marksman.. excellent paintjob!

Nice marksman! I love all the details.

GREAT LOOKING minis & TERRIFIC photos! The Marksman has the look of a grizzled veteran...EXCELLENT job capturing his personality; I LOVE the woodwork on the crossbow & the shield looks GREAT. The Flagellant has something of the psychopath to him...VERY in character. EXCELLENT STUFF! VERY WELL DONE!

adding them to my site as we speak

Just now read through the whole thread, and I must say these are some really cool looking minis! As pointed out earlier, you've turned figures that I never really gave much heed to into masterpieces! Everything about them is great, but I think above all I really like the expressiveness in everyone's faces. Most minis aren't sculpted with too much overt emotion in their faces, and your painting really brings them to life.

Nice work !

Man, each time I came back to this thread I feel more and more amazed!

Your painting skills sure are over the top.

I'm pretty sure that you could EASILY win any golden demon competition.

Thanks for sharing your WONDERFUL work with us, mere mortals.

Best wishes.

Great painting!
One thing about the fire: I think it looks great. Even if it's not realistic it's much more better looking than if you'd paint the bright in the middle and the dark on the outside. A good example (or bad) is Eavy metal's Skulltaker. They've painted the fire from white, through red almost to black. It might be more realistic but in my eyes your way of painting flames looks way better.



And look at this:

Asp wrote:

adding them to my site as we speak

Yes, Asp,...It's an honour for me,...greetings to l00.

Bratzor wrote:

Great painting!
One thing about the fire: I think it looks great. Even if it's not realistic it's much more better looking than if you'd paint the bright in the middle and the dark on the outside. A good example (or bad) is Eavy metal's Skulltaker. They've painted the fire from white, through red almost to black. It might be more realistic but in my eyes your way of painting flames looks way better.

I allready understood, they told it already to me in this forum, I'm workin' on that. Thanks, very much obliged.
Every help, and hint is helpful! I've learned all that paintingstuff by myself, and that was hard,...but I'm still learnig.
So go ahead everybody and criticise me,..please.



A bit better is maybe this one I've painted, yessss offtopic I know!!!! Is that a bit better?

And thank you volks, for the friendly comments, great motivation for me.





Here we have a little "makeing of"
Why buy a miniature, convert it...

I am eagerly awaiting something, anything, new from you!

Mr.chair wrote:

I am eagerly awaiting something, anything, new from you!

As you wish...

Simply stunning! Details on the face and cloak are amazing.

Is that freehand work on the cloak insides?

vampirekhaine wrote:

Simply stunning! Details on the face and cloak are amazing.

Is that freehand work on the cloak insides?

Of course freehand, just the brush and the paint...no tricks, ah yes and patience

That is one NASTY looking Elf...NICE work bringing out his personality with a VERY expressive face. The free hand work is EXCEPTIONAL. I LOVE your photo set up; the background & the lettering REALLY enhance the minis. VERY WELL DONE!

The light in the photograph is a little orange to get all the detail on the face, but your painting is extraordinary as always. What sort of deal do you have to broker with satan to be able to paint metallics so well?

-Geordie

you have stunning painting skill man!

I love the way you put so much emotion into the miniature! wow, just wow

wow, will add to gallery later today

Mr.chair wrote:

The light in the photograph is a little orange to get all the detail on the face, but your painting is extraordinary as always. What sort of deal do you have to broker with satan to be able to paint metallics so well?

-Geordie

Metallics are quite easy, you can simply learn by watching the pictures of the miniatures of the very good painters, and try to copy them.
Try and error - on a piece of plastic.


Colors for the sword: Mithril Silver, Chainmail, Skull White, Light Blue, Asureman blue wash, Badab black...and the blade and armor don't look boring anymore.

Ah, forgot that one...

so cool, you paint to little, belzeboy

Asp wrote:

so cool, you paint to little, belzeboy

Tooo little, I am the one man 'Eavy Metal Team,...if you allow me to say...

Wow, your collection is fantastic. So many incredibly well painted models all in one place. I'd love to see a close up on that Grey Knight Grand MAster(Brother Captain?)'s base. It looks cool.

Mr.chair wrote:

Wow, your collection is fantastic. So many incredibly well painted models all in one place. I'd love to see a close up on that Grey Knight Grand MAster(Brother Captain?)'s base. It looks cool.

No problem...follow the link:
http://www.coolminiornot.com/223386

The rest is here:
http://www.coolminiornot.com/browse/page/1/submitter/daBelzebub

And here we have a nice "out of production" troll slayer...
...again a few experiments with metallic painting on the axe...

hope you like it