Pokeminis- Gotta paint em' all!

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**malfred**

The start of my trench terrain.

These are the hardwood sections I cut with a scroll saw. The shaded areas are places I've
marked for 1" pink foam. It's based off a site that has cool resin terrain, but of course I can't
afford their prices.

**malfred**

Got to work on a Wave Serpent. Here I'm trying to blend.

**VirusSD1**

I really love the scheme of your Eldar, I need to force you into playing a game one day just to see how the army looks!

**malfred**

Virus: One day. Work has stalled on the Eldar project. Trying to slow things down.

Moar Soviets!

**Vitruvian XVII**

The amount of miniatures you're able to crank out to a good quality time and again astounds me, bravo sir

**malfred**

Vitruvian XVII wrote:The amount of miniatures you're able to crank out to a good quality time and again astounds me, bravo sir

Thanks.

It helps to not have a personal life to speak of.

It also helps to bank photos in advance and trickle out the postings over time.

Here are Croe's Cutthroats.

**malfred**

The Guardians (taken early August)

**Deff Dread red Edition**

I like the Eldar colour scheme.Also the cut throats look nice.As I have said many a time before and will most likely say many times more,keep cranking out the minis and keep up the good work!

**malfred**

You can see the grainy texture the model has from bad primer.

**scarab**

Like the shade of orange!

**malfred**

scarab wrote:Like the shade of orange!

Thanks, scarab. That means a lot coming from you.

This a converted wizard using leftover High Elf parts from both the mage pack,
an extra bottom from the Archer boxed set, with a touch of Wood Elf Glade Guard.

It pays to be a tri-elf player.

**malfred**

My converted Emperor's Champion for my Black (Red) Templars, The Order of the Sword Sheathed in Stone.

Yes, he carries that rock with him into battle.

**Tacobake**

Man, I want trenches.

I bet that sword-rock would hurt like hell if someone wacked you with it.

**malfred**

Tacobake wrote:Man, I want trenches.

I bet that sword-rock would hurt like hell if someone wacked you with it.

You want everything, Taco.

The point of the sword in the rock is that it automagically slips from the rock Excalibur
style when it's time to cut up some enemies.

This is a bunch of his brothers getting all painted up. Don't know if I'll finish them
even now (this is at a point before Gencon).

**gretar**

Dude

What an epic thread .. form 2008 to here ...

Awesome , and nice work on the minis

**malfred**

gretar wrote:Dude

What an epic thread .. form 2008 to here ...

Awesome , and nice work on the minis

Thanks, I'll probably only do this for a year then start a new thread later on.

The last wash I got to get in before I left town for Gencon.

**Vitruvian XVII**

LOVE the emperor's champion, really simple, yet effective!

**Slappywag**

malfred wrote:
gretar wrote:Dude

What an epic thread .. form 2008 to here ...

Awesome , and nice work on the minis

Thanks, I'll probably only do this for a year then start a new thread later on.

The last wash I got to get in before I left town for Gencon.

What models are these?

I like the greens

Slappy

**malfred**

Those are Exemplar Bastions from the Protectorate of Menoth faction in Warmachine.

They're made of a non-styrene plastic.

http://pokeminiatures.blogspot.com/2009/07/exemplar-bastions.html

And in the midst of THAT mess, I started some Dire Avengers. What a mess.

**Vitruvian XVII**

Nice looking avengers.

**malfred**

Vitruvian XVII wrote:Nice looking avengers.

Thanks.

Here the Exemplar Bastions get the gold followed by a Brown Wash. I put the brown wash
on both the bone and the gold. For the bone I immediately tried to wetblend bonewhite
onto the brown wash.

**malfred**

Mumak!

**malfred**

As if I need more Glade Guard.

**Vitruvian XVII**

Looking good as usual. I was just reading your army profile and i have to say that's some nice poetry, malfred!

**greenskin lynn**

some nice work here, and you have a damn lot of armies in the works man

**malfred**

I hate writing backgrounds sometimes. So I took the English major option and
wrote bad poetry. It was entertaining enough (for me).

**scarab**

Nice looking mumak! You need a can of matte sealer. All this gloss is hurting my eyes.

**malfred**

scarab wrote:Nice looking mumak! You need a can of matte sealer. All this gloss is hurting my eyes.

How dare you!

I think that's the Satin sealer reflecting off my desk lamp.

I prefer it to the Matte. One reason is going to sound really stupid: it helps me remember which minis I've
sealed. Sounds crazy, right?

But look at your minis. Which ones have you sealed. Are you sure? Really?

Okay, it's just me. I have so many different models around in various stages of development
that I'd rather not have to go through my photo files to figure out what all needs to be done.

**malfred**

My first set of Flames of War stuff for the Soviets.

**Death Gear**

Nice flames of war stuff