Interesting models, and I had fun painting them up. Went with a very limited palette, lots of browns and greys, and the eerie green flame motif. Rather enjoyable!
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In other news, it's tax season again, and as usual Uncle Sam is trying to pick my pocket, so I've rummaged around in the Closet of Doom for a few odds and bobs that I put up on ebay recently (a few examples pictures above). I'm also working on saving up some extra cash for a trip to Italy later in the year, so there's going to be more to come as I work to clear out some of the drifting piles of plastic and resin crack that have accumulated over the years!
>Link to my current ebay auctions<
ACES! I know how hard the limited palette is and BTW great green spot color to set them off!
ReplyDeleteThat's great stuff, I think you have found an intersting way to tie them all together. The green flames are quite a touch, would never have thought of that my self - but it makes them really outerworldly looking.
ReplyDeleteHow are the figures to paint? They look rather cool, but I never got any of them.
Can you link to your auctions? Please?
ReplyDelete@Zab: Thanks very much!
ReplyDelete@Manus: Cheers mate! They're interesting, sort of spindly, but really well sculpted and cast. I rather enjoyed 'em!
@theshephrd: The sentence "a few odds and bobs that I put up on ebay recently" in the last paragraph is a link to the ebay auctions. I'll add a more explicit link as well.
Cheers everyone!
Love the green flames! Works wonderfully well with the cartoony sculpts.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the auctions!