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Published: 2013-02-25 04:49:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 1890; Favourites: 18; Downloads: 26
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The fourth piece in my commission of Pathfinder miniatures.I used some NMM on this guy, I really like how the swords turned out. With the base I used some Army Painters ivy, pretty cool stuff and looks good on bases, too.
Valeros Iconic Male Fighter(version 2) sculpted by Todd Harris
Painted by me
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Going to have to see if I can find that ivy. Nicely done as always and love the bright colors which seem to be a trademark of your work.
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I bought the ivy for about $5 on Ebay. Try searching for Army Painter products, it's their basing material. Hope that helps your search a little
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Army Painter has some very good products too. I like their matte sealer when it wants to behave because it does not take the shine off of metallics. If I painted armies, I would consider getting their dippable ink wash.
Who knows...my local game store sells their stuff, so they probably will have it at some point. The owner paints minis as well.
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Love NMM, especially on figures like this (fantasy). I dunno but for me, NMM doesn;t go well with SF figures. But it's just me.
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I always think of you, Raipo, when I work on NMM. It really is a fun challenge, this next mini I'm painting I'm trying to mute the colors a little just for a change of pace. Maybe try some NMM in red!
I think sci-fi pieces can benefit from wet blending NMM on armor, possibly? Hmmm.. could metal space suits work?
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Haha well never really tried NMM much coz most of the minis I have are from Sci-fi. But then as you suggest, I should try NMM red. I think that'll be fun.
And yep, I'm seeing a lot of metallic wet blending lately like for Thunder Hammers in Warhammer 40k. I'll give it a shot too.
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I really like the blades!!!!, i'm gonna try that.....
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