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2012/01/26 06:50:23
Subject: Mr. Grim - First completed mini this year
I just got Astorath the Grim today in the mail and I really love this model so I painted him up instead of doing homework. This is also the first time I have used a light box type setup I think the pics turned out alright but if anyone has any suggestions to make them look better let me know. C&C appreciated.
2012/01/26 11:46:55
Subject: Mr. Grim - First completed mini this year
I like it, though perhaps a little color/highlighting on the base will help make him pop. Good job though.
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2012/01/26 14:25:36
Subject: Mr. Grim - First completed mini this year
genom.cor wrote:I like it, though perhaps a little color/highlighting on the base will help make him pop. Good job though.
Thanks. Yeah I was going for a burned wood base but its a bit dark so I will work on that. I still gotta work on my pics after looking at these they are still looking a bit odd to me, oh well.
This is also the first time I have used a light box type setup I think the pics turned out alright but if anyone has any suggestions to make them look better let me know. C&C appreciated.
