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Thanks, nice to see the stage-by-stage.

Like the look of the clockwork insides.

How's the painting doing, considering it has to be finished this week?

monkeytroll wrote:How's the painting doing, considering it has to be finished this week?

Quite good.
Its evening in Denmark so I am working on the project right now. Doing some final little additions to the model. 2 scroll.
Plus I am starting to paint the base.

This side is disturbing...the other side is deranged. The cogs are really that step beyond and it works.

The slide show of pictures is a really nice touch, thanks. The red looks much better now. The white hair is nice and fits the model... but I was looking forward to seeing what you did with the black/red hair.

I really like the bionic eye and will have to steal some ideas from it.

Thanks again

Peter

Very nice, have you ever thought of doing something like harlequins? very similar style. Keep it up

Mantle wrote:Very nice, have you ever thought of doing something like harlequins? very similar style. Keep it up

Not really. Never been an Eldar painter although they have some of the best mini designs.
I will have to keep that in mind for future projects. However, after Crystal Brush I want to bash out some models with no technical demands, and also do some canvas painting.
In a way working so dedicated on this project has inspired me in new directions. I am not fed up with the project - not at all- but it just gets the mind going when you work so lon a single project.

Added a scroll on the left shoulder and a checked pennant bound around her arm.
Also, I added a tiny bit of detail - two overlaying finger-armour sections - making the pointy needle-finger-weapon bigger.
Finally I took the highlights a little further up on the horse's coat.
Base it close to finished - but I am waiting for grassy bits to dry...

That is outstanding work sir. Lovely texture on the horse. All the details like the penant and cards add so much.

What a wonderful project! It's amazing how unique and full of character it is, without being busy at all. The textures and small details are perfect.

I'm really glad you shared this, but I would suggest putting it in the "Painting and Modeling Showcase" folder. This folder is for asking questions, which is why the post and you wonderful model isn't getting the attention it deserves.

Good luck in the contest!

That is such a cool conversion. Im watching this one intently

The finished model... on it's display-base, eh I mean display-ball:

http://www.jrn-works.dk/crystalBrush/DD.MOV

Wow, that's just an amazing unique and well-executed miniature. It simply oozes character and personality.

I love the display ball, a very clever idea. Never seen that one done before.

lol, wonderful idea! It fits the morbid but whimsical theme.

Don't see that many undead cyber-centaurs balancing on christmas puddings round these parts

That's a great idea, definitely original, and as mentioned, fits the feeling of the mini perfectly.

Great job, best of luck

Giddy Up!

From crazy horse lady to unique model base...I think you've ticked all the boxes on this project.

Love the final red on the corset.

Peter

*Round of applause*

Awesome

As some of you may know Jakob's piece was second overall!!! It was an absolute pleasure to follow and discuss the development of this model - so big thanks mate for sharing it with us in different forums.

YOU GS'D THAT TUTU omg i can just about gs an arm on properly.

O.o thats really creepy

Congratulations. An absolutely stunning miniature.

Peter

Woah!

It always amazes me when people who are not new to the forums necro stuff like it's their first day.

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