Time to celebrate the 4th of July, and the upcoming Historicon with some war gaming!
What’s on the agenda?
The games?
All this week I want to try to get some exposure to the genre, and share my experiences.
I welcome your comments on the subject, and if you’d like to submit something on the topic drop me a line here in the comments, or…
@veakari
Another great day at #Origins2010
I had two great Art College Sessions today, with the artist from Wyvern’s Tale, on blending colors, and painting eyes on minatures. She’s been a great person to talk to about the mini’s this weekend, and does absolutely gorgeous work. I can’t wait to start putting her advice to work on my own projects, and hope to run into her again at GenCon later this summer!
I watched some demo’s being played with the Splintered Light minis, but unfortunately didn’t get a chance to sit in personally. There are war campaigns, and skirmish matches you can play with their mini’s now. I can’t wait to give those a try!
Dip Shading
Eldessa & Lurien take a Dip
Here are the results of my maiden voyage using The Army Painter’s Quick Shade in Strong Tone. You may remember Eldessa from Miniature Painting – Project 5, and Lurien from Miniature Painting – Project 1 if you want to take a look at some of the original photos. Lurien did in fact go through a make over after that article was completed, my first attempt at painting her didn’t go quite as planned, but the over all color scheme is the same.
I am starting on the Splintered Light, Druid’s Children - The Faithful Box Set today.
The first three I decided to go with white Krylon for the primer, the rest will be done in black.
Since I have 20 in this set, I plan to break them up into several phases to complete the whole set.
Paints selected for the Hares were Vallejo Model Colors:
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