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Canew · June 9th, 2008, 21:08

Nice! I like him. Do you do varnishes? It looks it. Not a bad thing, mind you, especially if your goal is painting lots of guys quickly, and still looking professional. My only quibble is that it looks a little too "shiny." Have you considered a spray (or brush on) matte finish to dull it down in spots?

I like the base. Brave choice, using the "stick up the butt" method of making him appear to be in mid-air. Most players pooh-pooh this, as it is often not very stable, and prompts too many dirty jokes, but I much prefer something like this to the "let's just paint the stem black and PRETEND it's not there!" method (*cough* Seraphim *cough*).

How is the model attached to the base?

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Canew LO's Resident Time Lord Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: New England, USA Age: 36 Posts: 2,987 Thanks: 2 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Rep Power: 97	Nice! I like him. Do you do varnishes? It looks it. Not a bad thing, mind you, especially if your goal is painting lots of guys quickly, and still looking professional. My only quibble is that it looks a little too "shiny." Have you considered a spray (or brush on) matte finish to dull it down in spots? I like the base. Brave choice, using the "stick up the butt" method of making him appear to be in mid-air. Most players pooh-pooh this, as it is often not very stable, and prompts too many dirty jokes, but I much prefer something like this to the "let's just paint the stem black and PRETEND it's not there!" method (cough Seraphim cough). How is the model attached to the base? __________________ Mickey: "You're just making this up as you go along!" The Doctor: "Yuuuup. But I do it brilliantly!" Check out my WIP thread here (Clicky!) The rules (Clicky!) Read 'em, know 'em, love 'em. Peace, through superior firepower.