A couple more done

Love the shield design.

Great start. Can't wait to see more steps.

Congratulations on another great Kickstarter. I like how it is funding new miniatures rather than basically pre-ordering an almost completed box of minis. I admit it was a bit confusing trying to work out all the options but that only causes a problem if you found out about it an hour before it fini...

Good point. Some of the KS2 backers might want an Urbad and I'm sure quite a few of us have spare ones of those.

http://i1109.photobucket.com/albums/h438/SteamHammerMalifaux/Darklands/th_Tarvax5_zps88416c98.jpg Just the standard bearer to go. As for the Talos painting I roughly followed the first half of this tutorial http://www.tinyworlds.co.uk/blog/painting-aged-patina-bronze/ but stopped before the "M...

I think 3 of mine broke but they were all clean breaks that glued back together without leaving any obvious join.

The harder part was assembling Meloda.

Poor lighting but just to prove I am still alive. Just having a bad couple of weeks of real life getting in the way of painting.

Great work. Very natural looking (for an unnatural terror of course).

He looks awesome and even though mine would never turn out that nice I kind of wish I'd got him now.

Thanks. Will make one of my own and try it out on the next tarvax.

Thanks. Time to chop up an old brush to accompany the splayed drybrushing one I used.

Thanks. My attempts at stippling are so far failing. Just looks blotchy rather than the fine detail Andy S gets on his metal. More practice is needed. One more finished off:

Looking beautiful. Odd request but could you post a photo of your stippling brush please?

18500

Hopefully my low bet will force the universe to make it the most successful kickstarter ever!

Thanks for the tips, especially when on holiday.

Those are really nice. Colourful but natural rather than garish.

Do you thin the metallic paints too?

Thanks. Any advice or links to tutorials on working with metals without doing NMM?

I was painting GW stuff a couple of decades ago but then took a very long hiatus and only started up again two years ago with Malifaux. So advice is always welcome.

With such a high level of painting ability on display on the forum (so many beautiful models!) I'm ashamed at my attempts. But maybe posting these will give other beginners the courage to try. After all we can hopefully only get better. http://i1109.photobucket.com/albums/h438/SteamHammerMalifaux/Da...

Hello from the Isle of Lewis.

Yeah, I doubt I'll find anyone to play it with, but maybe I can convert some people.