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This is my first time posting an image here on dakka and I don't really understand the image command so I hope that a url will be acceptable in the mean time. Also this is my first model I felt worthy of a post.

http://i.imgur.com/qaa5c.jpg

Just copy the address of the image in your post, mark it and click the <image> button:

Is it really that simple?

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Cozzy215 wrote:Is it really that simple?

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Yes.... ^^
Just try it.

EDIT it does work

Your welcome.

Concerning the miniature itself:
Try to water your paints down a little.
Try to not get the colour on areas where it does not belong.
Pick out a few more details.
Base it.
Add some washes.
Unlock achievement: 100% improvement.

blown up like that i can see many flaws that I did not notice before..

thanks for the tips though..

Any suggestions for basing techniques that are fairly easy?

I saw a friend of mine use ground up Wine bottle cork on his bases. He just painted over it, and maid it look like rocks. In his Gallary he has more pics. his name is HONAW.

Here is the link.


http://www.dakkadakka.com/gallery/314269-.html?m=2

Any cork will do. It's usually beneficial to cover the cork in super glue, so that it hardens and creates a tough outer shell to paint on. The cork without a coating will soak up a lot of paint and mess with the colors and the covering area.

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thanks for the tips though..

Any suggestions for basing techniques that are fairly easy?

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Cozzy215 wrote:blown up like that i can see many flaws that I did not notice before..

thanks for the tips though..

Any suggestions for basing techniques that are fairly easy?

I don't quite understand the point of your post...

I really like that. A simple, but powerful paintjob.