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It adds a much needed shading and gives the models quite a bit more depth. The nice thing is you don't have to be super careful about the application. A little overspill at the edges just tends to help line the color separations.
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All told, it only took about 20 minutes to do the lot, now it's just the metallics (and the pupils, gotta remember to do the pupils) and the bases! Hoping to get them finished today in between the usual Saturday chores. Attending the Feast of Blades Heresy Tournament tomorrow, really looking forward to that!
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I got caught out once and edned up stuck in Denny's all night. I had my paints in a toolbox with me, and ended up painting at a table in Denny's til reinforcements arrived and extracted me.
ReplyDeletenice progress, looking good. Great use of your messed up sleep cycle too :)
ReplyDeleteThese are looking great. I'm sure I've said it before but I love the blue - white you used on these spire guard... I'm not keen on the term but it really does make them 'pop'
ReplyDeleteI wish I had the ability to crank out quality miniatures at your pace.
Babes in Toyland.
ReplyDeleteBut otherwise, deadly.
@CJ Kilbride: Nice! Always wish I had a good travel painting set for when I'm out of town.
ReplyDelete@Zab: I appreciate it, man!
@Phil Morris: Thanks very much, man! I'm hoping that the step-by-step is helpful - definitely want to show that results to my 'gaming level' are relatively easy to achieve given some planning and a modicum of time. :)
@Dai: Aaaaaah! I hadn't made that connection, but now it's all I can see! You fiend! Haha!