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C&C welcome grotz are just base colored been working mainly on the weirdboy...

   
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Hurr! Ogryn Bone 'Ead!



The Frozen North

Looking good so far, the OSL on the eye is executed nicely.

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Thanks it is my first attempt to OSL anything.
   
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Some updated pics...C&C welcome


   
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Kriel Warrior






Scarborough

For a first attempt at OSL, it's really well done! Hell, overall, its really well done!

The only things I could suggest doing, if you haven't already, is get few extra highlights on the brass portions. Another interesting touch would be to add a little bit of colour to the veins on his biceps (completely unnecessary, its really just for the hell of it). For example, a lot of the visible veins on a human have a blue tint to them, you may want to do something similar just to add an extra bit of colour.

Otherwise, great job. I especially like the the work you did on the skin tones for each body and the Weirdboy's tunic.

 
   
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Thanks I realize from the pics my highlights on the brass parts are a little under stated. Still looking for good metal highlighting techniques.
   
 
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