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Wanted to try a few new things out.
I'd like to start doing commission work so really I need to know if this is up to scratch to sell as tabletop standard? And what would be a reasonable cost?
He looks pretty good. Hes defentily tabletop and A bit better. The model is a tad glossy which is not my taste but might suit others. But quick questions, whats going on with the melta? Is supposed to look like that or is it no finished? But they look good and are worthy of being sold.
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johnrambo241 wrote: He looks pretty good. Hes defentily tabletop and A bit better. The model is a tad glossy which is not my taste but might suit others. But quick questions, whats going on with the melta? Is supposed to look like that or is it no finished? But they look good and are worthy of being sold.
Damn it, these were in progress pics. I have the finished one here.
RileyJessup wrote: I certainly think he looks good I agree with the shininess part I'm not a fan. Is that from the Drakenhof nightshade?
I think it was from the glaze that gave him the shine. To be honest I'm not too keen on that aspect either.
Although the lighting didn't help he is less shiney in normal light.
Use a matte medium to negate the shininess. GW Lahmian Medium is an example (that also works well as a thinning agent.)
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Deadshot 6063554172 232d798a364923199dc92df23ca2a444.jpg wrote:Use a matte medium to negate the shininess. GW Lahmian Medium is an example (that also works well as a thinning agent.)
Yeah use that all the time it's great. I never thinned the glaze though.
