Photo One - Shows the group of six finished miniatures (I had an axe wielding zombie in my spares box - as you do!)
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I have tried to layer the highlights, darker grey to the bottom and pure white to the top.
Photo Six - Painting finished. The bases were painted GW Snakebite Leather, highlighted with Snakebite Leather mixed with Vallejo White and finally 'washed' with one of the new Citadel Washes - Gryphonne Sepia.
Photo Seven - After the miniatures were gloss varnished, I added some diluted GW Thraka Green wash, adding more to the top of the figures than the bottom and concentrating on the faces (or skulls).
I estimate that, not counting the time I was waiting for the Milliput to harden, the paint to dry or the varnish to set - the actual painting time was less than fifteen minutes. In fact typing and preparing this post has taken longer.
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The miniatures were then matt varnished (see earlier posts for details of my matt varnish recipe) and finally flocked with green static grass.
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Games Workshop Paths of the Dead miniatures have their beards painted a pale straw colour and some of the equipment or metal highlighted. I was tempted to do the same, but then this group of Ghosts would not have fitted-in with the earlier miniatures. "So there you have it a group painted in so little time, but still acceptable for the gaming table."
Tony
Thanks for sharing such a nice information about to the Flintloque zombies.Especially i like these photo it is a great art.
ReplyDeletePlastic Cards.