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Those cars look fantastic. I must admit Fury Road made me want a Mad Max miniature skirmish game SO badly.

Love the post apoc cars, terrain and Eden miniatures. You`ve got real talent with the brush!

Will take a look at Eden, the short battlereports look very cool

 evildrcheese wrote:
Those post-Apoc vehicles are 10/10 cool. Really awesome stuff.

Glad you like it.

Mymearan wrote:Those cars look fantastic. I must admit Fury Road made me want a Mad Max miniature skirmish game SO badly.

I had the cars waiting to be painted for a while. As soon as I (finally) watched Mad Max, I wanted to paint them. This movie is incredibly beautiful.

Illumini wrote:Love the post apoc cars, terrain and Eden miniatures. You`ve got real talent with the brush!

Will take a look at Eden, the short battlereports look very cool

Thanks Illumini ! I'll now paint the warriors, unlike yours mine are a mix of whatever I found inspiring, there's no cohesion between them and I mix humans, mutants, monsters and robots in an apocalyptic mess. I see them as mercenaries that gathered for a common cause... or for money... or water.


As I already said in this topic, Eden is my favorite game at the moment.

Since a Kickstarter is currently running for this game, I wanted to paint some more Alkemy. I had one Crow to do. Crows are probably my favorite type of Aurloks.
Now that he's all dressed up in colored feathers, I have a new playable list that includes the previous two models that I painted :




And all the Aurloks that I have :





If you want to start the game, the Kickstarter offers nice prices : https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/909359300/alkemy-blitz-miniatures-game

Those are lovely! Really like your choice of background as well.

Nice looking stuff!

Thanks for sharing the Pebeo tip... looks like Blick Art Supplies here in the States carries it for those who need it.

Mymearan wrote:Those are lovely! Really like your choice of background as well.

Thanks !
It took me a long time to find a background that I really liked. I was pretty happy when I took the photos and saw the result. ^^

Wehrkind wrote:Nice looking stuff!

Thanks for sharing the Pebeo tip... looks like Blick Art Supplies here in the States carries it for those who need it.

Oh thanks for the information. Even US people can buy this varnish now, that's cool.



I have started a new model this morning. Didn't post it on any other forum so far. You're the first who'll see it.

Very cool. And what?! You post on OTHER forums!! For shame!

A Minus mini without a lick of purple? What has the world come to?

Other forums?......OTHER FORUMS!!!!......

Gitsplitta wrote:Very cool. And what?! You post on OTHER forums!! For shame!

nerdfest09 wrote:Other forums?......OTHER FORUMS!!!!......

No...
I don't...

Well okay. I MAY post on other forums... sometimes... maybe... people say so but there's no proof...
But DakkaDakka is the only foreign forum where I go !

youidiotkid wrote:A Minus mini without a lick of purple? What has the world come to?

Wait for the next steps.
Haha.

Who wanted pink or purple ?

I just finished paiting this model. Lots of views on my blog as usual : http://code660066.blogspot.fr/2015/11/warforge-peinture-de-kristiana.html
 

This model can be played as a tech-priest or something like that in 40k, she's provided with servo arms and also a little robot.
Since I wanted to play her in Eden, I painted her using my Resistance color scheme.


More views and a group shot on my blog, but here's a photo of her :




And for those who wonder, she's available here : http://warforge.fr/

Nice cyborg. And all of the other miniatures on this page.

Stunning Minus, you outdid yourself with that figure! Lovely work.

Thanks mates !
I really love this model. I'll paint her little robot soon I think.


Remember the Yeti I painted ?
Or my Soviet gobs ?

Yesterday, a friend came home for a game of Fury, and I took photos of our bands.
His orcs. I LOVE the paladin, the one with the black armor.




The Yetis, I painted the red one, and two friends painted the other ones.




And my Goblins.






I painted my models like a year ago, but we only really started playing last month, and so far we really enjoy it. You can see in game photos on my blog right there :
http://code660066.blogspot.fr/2015/11/fury-poudre-et-femmes-de-petite-vertu.html

And : http://code660066.blogspot.fr/2015/11/fury-le-lancer-de-peaux-vertes.html

Really digging that Cyborg model, you've done a superb job on the paintjob.

I like the red yeti the best, which seems odd to my brain.

EDC

It seems like you and your group are all incredibly talented painters. How long have you all been at this?

Love those goblins, always have.

Cyborg looks stunning.

evildrcheese wrote:Really digging that Cyborg model, you've done a superb job on the paintjob.

Thank you EDC.

evildrcheese wrote:I like the red yeti the best, which seems odd to my brain.

Because it's red ?
I painted him this color because friends defied me to. So I said "ok, let's go I'll paint that guy red". But to be honest, when I started painting him I had no idea what I was doing and how I could make an "icy" creature look good with fiery colors.

youidiotkid wrote:It seems like you and your group are all incredibly talented painters. How long have you all been at this?

Yes, I have a group of friend that I really like to play with because a) they all play full painted, if it's not painted it stays in the case, b) they're cool, we have the same conception of "playing miniatures" and c) we all roll dices incredibly badly, our group is a living negation of dice probabilities.

And some of them paint really good. For example the one that painted the Fury orcs above.
Or the one that plays the Matriarchy in Eden. His band facing my Askaris at a tournament :





I don't know exactly when each of us started painting models. Personnaly I jumped into the hobby around 1999, when Mordheim was released, 40k was at its 3rd Version. But back then I didn't paint my miniatures, I'd rather say that I put colors on them. I really started painting, trying to improve myself in summer 2008, when I came back after several years without painting or playing.

Camkierhi wrote:Love those goblins, always have.

Cyborg looks stunning.

Thanks Cam' !

A new recruit for Red Button's Nation !
I love painting rusted and damaged things. So much fun.










And also Fury battrep with in game images : http://code660066.blogspot.fr/2015/11/fury-le-grand-nimporte-quoi.html

I needed a doctor for Red Button's Nation.
Here he comes. The good news is that now I want to paint an ambulance.











And the link to my blog for the curious people : http://code660066.blogspot.fr/2015/11/red-buttons-nation-le-doc.html

Robot looks fab, batrep was great, but that doc is brilliant.

Looks like he has a PVC suit on, and great effect on medicine bottle.

The doc looks great, Minus. Is that a coat of gloss varnish on the bottle and boots/gloves, or is it just straight-up non-glossy-gloss (NGG?)? Whatever it is, the effect is incredible.

Eeehhhhhhcelent!

Thanks mates.

 youidiotkid wrote:
The doc looks great, Minus. Is that a coat of gloss varnish on the bottle and boots/gloves, or is it just straight-up non-glossy-gloss (NGG?)? Whatever it is, the effect is incredible.

In fact, it's both of it. To be more precise :
- on the shoes, no gloss varnish, it's a grey then white highlight
- on the gloves and the black hood, it's a gloss varnish
- on the bottle, I painted reflections like you would do on gems or so, and then I added a gloss coat


I also painted a new model yesterday. I don't know if it will be familiar for you guys, but I had never seen such a thing before. Apparently it's a famous monster from D&D, and it's... an owl-bear. Man, I don't know who imagined this, but it's so stupid it's genius. And look at its face...
So that's a perfect mutant for Red Button's Nation :









And as usual, bigger images and all on my blog : http://code660066.blogspot.fr/2015/11/red-buttons-nation-archibald.html

Instantly recognizable. Nice work Minus!

Thanks Gits !
To be honest I had no idea how I'd paint this beast, so I googled owls and found this kind that looks good :

Hi everybody !
I'm back with a new clown for Eden. These days I want to play Jokers. I searched for a list that would be fun to play, and came up with a band of pyromaniacs.Thus I needed a Leonid model (all Eden models are unique and have a name)
Problem : I don't have a Leonid miniature.
Solution : I have two Ievgueni, and since I can play only one...

Some explanations on my blog : http://code660066.blogspot.fr/2015/12/eden-conversion-et-peinture-de-leonid.html

And the result :







The "hot" team :




(see Januine ? Ma is back... just for you )

hahahaha - Return of the S&M(a) *shudders* Gorgeous work as ever Minus. That troupe is creepy as hell. Straight out of a Katherine Dunn novel. Great work

Creepy but spectacular. Love the models.