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 Gnolls, Gnolls
Cylon
Posted: May 12 2012, 01:09 PM


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Running a group through the Well of Demons next weekend so am painting up a few Gnolls I picked up at Salute in preparation. Here are some work in progress shots. Cheers Wayne.

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DukeoftheBloodKeep
Posted: May 12 2012, 05:51 PM


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very nice. Love the armour on them and the basing is great too!! And congrats on your first OW purchase of many!!


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David Wasilewski
Posted: May 13 2012, 03:27 PM


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Nice drybrushing on that cloak!
Lovely basing too.

Dave
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Cylon
Posted: May 13 2012, 07:49 PM


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Thanks chaps. The basing is quick drying polyfiller painted with GW Graveyard Earth followed by a wash of GW Devlan Mud then a drybrush of Valejo Dark Sand. Grass tufts are from Mininatur.

I used two different methods for the cloaks.

The brown cloak is GW Desert Yellow, then dry brush with GW bleached bone. Then wash with GW Sepia, then Ogryn flesh, then devlan mud then badab black. Each wash works away from the highlight.

The grey cloak is a straight forward foundy triad with some white added in.

It's sometimes good to add the lighter colours at the edges of the cloak rather than all the way across it.

Cheers Wayne.
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AndyM
Posted: May 14 2012, 04:36 PM


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Nice work on these guys. I use a similar method to do my bases. I tend to use beastial brown which gives slightly different tone to the Graveyard earth, but both work fine of course and I use either colour.

Those cloaks did come out realy well. I like the Foundry 3 stage colours, but I find the colours usually too close in tone. So I often use the shade colour neat, then add 30-40% of the highlight to the base colour and the add white to the highlight colour. This then gives a more distinct change in the 3 colours.

Looking forward to seeing the rest of them.
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