my Khemri mummies
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my Khemri mummies
Here you can see some pics of the mummies of my Khemri team.
There will be an additional star player soon but there is still a lot of conversion work to do. It will be a Reaper miniature.
As you can see I painted them in the colors like the GW painters did. I really liked the color sceme so why not. Also they look more realistik with the brown bandages.
As you can see, two of them are converted a little bit. Maybe I should have repositioned the heads of a few of them.
And of cause --- Ramtut III ---
There is still the need of some paint here and there. I´m also not really satisfied with their numbers but it´s ok to play with them
Thanks for looking.
There will be an additional star player soon but there is still a lot of conversion work to do. It will be a Reaper miniature.
As you can see I painted them in the colors like the GW painters did. I really liked the color sceme so why not. Also they look more realistik with the brown bandages.
As you can see, two of them are converted a little bit. Maybe I should have repositioned the heads of a few of them.
And of cause --- Ramtut III ---
There is still the need of some paint here and there. I´m also not really satisfied with their numbers but it´s ok to play with them
Thanks for looking.
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Very nice job, Bonehead. Ausgezeichnet!
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Nice contrast and colour balance. Not over the top - you've really done these miniatures some justice. I particularly like the way you've painted Ramtut to be consistent. Your gold/bronze work is also excellent!
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What is your technique for painting gold? I'm having a bit of trouble at the moment, and your finish is really good. Any pointers?
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Great job!
Of course now you HAVE to assemble the rest of the bits...
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Re: gold
For the gold I started with the one of the Vellejo acrylics range. This one was not that good, I had to apply three or four layers until covering the black primer. But after finishing that I used a dark brown wash to make the gold appear old. On top of this came a layer of GW shining gold (drybrushed). I think you can just mix some silver into the original gold for the highlights. And finally a little bit of flesh/chestnut wash here and there and thats it.littlegemma wrote:What is your technique for painting gold?
I can post some pics of step by step painting when I´ve finished my additional star player.
All of my skellies are assembled, yet. They just need some paint now!
By now this team demanded nearly all of my patience, but I think they will be finished soon.
Thanks for all your nice replies
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Thanks for the tips.
A step by step would be cool if you've been taking piccies!
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A step by step would be cool if you've been taking piccies!
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Even that I'm not particularly fond of the mummy miniatures, I love your paintjob. Really good looking and fitting!
Maybe you should consider adding a little more highlight to the brown/bandages, to make them look more dry and dusty. I don't know if it's due to the photo but the bandaged parts look a little too dark IMHO. They would fit to the lighter bone colour of the Skellies that way, too.
Maybe you should consider adding a little more highlight to the brown/bandages, to make them look more dry and dusty. I don't know if it's due to the photo but the bandaged parts look a little too dark IMHO. They would fit to the lighter bone colour of the Skellies that way, too.
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