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I am currently working on some Legion Of The Damned minis but do not want the traditional flames painted on them. Fluff-wise, the flames are supposed to dance across the armour so I would like something more 3D without having to do a lot of sculpting. A possibility could be colored yarn or something like that? Any ideas as to how I can accomplish this?

You can paint them to have more depth if you put a lot of effort in to getting it right....

http://www.coolminiornot.com/215043

In the name of Gork and Mork, this is magnificient!

 Kosake wrote:
In the name of Gork and Mork, this is magnificient!

I'm trying to figure out if they were done by airbrush or not, I'm thinking not simply because you'd need tiny stencils and it would take forever to do them because they're so tiny.

I vote not airbrushed.
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